In order for museums to engage with decolonisation in all areas of practice, it is important to understand the history of colonial display and what…
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Read More about The Brit-ish MuseumsOr I hope my clients don’t read that old post about how museum freelancing is not for me, I have come to the conclusion freelancing…
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