ABSTRACT

Institutions across the globe are increasingly questioned on how their foundations are rooted in colonialism and how they aim to ‘decolonize’. The Future of the Dutch Colonial Past provides an overview of critical scholarly reflections on the history of Dutch slavery and colonization, as well as how this translates into critical cultural practices. It also explores possible futures: What can heritage institutions learn from (international) best practices regarding the ‘decolonization’ of museums? And what role can contemporary artistic practices take in these processes? Through a variety of essays, interventions, interviews, and a roundtable conversation, scholars and cultural practitioners address these complex questions.

part 1|51 pages

Curatorial Practices

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chapter |3 pages

Provocative in tervention

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(De)Colonial Curatorial Practices
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part 2|80 pages

Artistic and Theoretical Practices

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chapter |5 pages

Jennifer Tosch

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Interviewed fry Annemarie de wildt
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chapter |4 pages

Provocative Intervention

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The Future Of Cultural Practice
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chapter |14 pages

The Crow's Nest and the Hold

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part 3|56 pages

Activism Inside/Outside Institutions

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chapter |9 pages

Provocative intervention

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chapter |6 pages

Gloria Wekker

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part 4|68 pages

Repair and Redress

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chapter |10 pages

Show Me Where It Hurts

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chapter |8 pages

Provocative intervention

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chapter |4 pages

Provoestive intervention

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part 5|19 pages

Concluding remarks

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