Brooch with beeds for cape, Herero, Namibia, acquired by Eugen Stuhlmann, 1904-1905, Collection Weltkulturen Museum. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel, 2018
Δ ONLINE WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS
“What is this doing here?”
with Julia Albrecht (Weltkulturen Education and curator of the exhibition), Leonie Neumann (curator Africa collection) and Frauke Gathof (Research assistant Africa collection)
How did the objects become part of the Weltkulturen Museum, and under what circumstances? In the workshop “What is this doing here?” we undertake a critical exploration of the stories of several objects in the museum collection, looking at their background and how they were acquired. These objects are closely intertwined with colonial history in Germany.
The participants will gain insights into the debate on ownership and demands for restitution in an ethnological collection, and in group discussions they will then work out a potential stance on the issue.
Online-Workshop via Zoom
As part of the exhibition “HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT. From Being Rendered Invisible and Becoming Visible”.
Pyrographic marks depicting encounters between the residents of Seram and Europeans on bamboo tubes for galip paste. Artists unknown. Purchased by Dr Hermann Niggemeyer, Frobenius-Expedition to Seram and Northwest New Guinea 1937-1938. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel, 2020
Inventory card of an object in the collection with the title Bamboo Quiver for Canarium Nut Paste, Photo: Weltkulturen Museum
Δ ONLINE WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN
Satourday “Where does the diverse in diversity come from?”
There are lots of stories stored in the museum – and you can only discover some of them when you change the way you look at things.
In the workshop we go virtually through the exhibition HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT, follow the trail of these diverse tales and capturing our impressions in images and stories.
Online workshop for families with children from 6 years old.
Free of charge
Please book in advance: oder 069 212 39898
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