Lecture by Quinsy Gario

The high-profile demands of formerly colonized countries are having an impact: major ethnographic museums are currently wrestling with the question of what to do with collections acquired through colonial expropriation or unequal power relations. Using his own travels to Germany, specifically Berlin and Munich, as a starting point, Quinsy Gario invites us to consider how Black subjectivity can be centered when engaging with colonial legacies and ethnographic museums.

Lecture: Sunday, February 26, 7pm

Tickets available here.