The acquisition and display of African arifacts in Western museums has always been a point of contention. It points to the control, distortion, and eradication of Africa’s cultural memory. In this lecture, Dr.Prah critically examines contested and controversial notions around the ‘ownership’ of cultural objects as ‘property’, provenance, and restitution of these items to African sites of origin.
This exclusive lecture is taken from our Anthropology of Africa program and will be delivered at our new online campus.
Thought P.S Once you register, 24hrs before the event, a link and temporary student ID will be emailed to you for access.
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