INVISIBLE INVENTORIES: QUESTIONING KENYAN COLLECTIONS IN WESTERN MUSEUMS
26.10.2021
Pictures of the exhibition opening
On 5th October, we celebrated the opening of the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums” at the Weltkulturen Labor with a hybrid press conference. Here you can get a glimpse of the exhibition tour.
We are happy to be part of this important project.
A part of the IIP team at the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
The curators Julia Friedel and Leonie Neumann in the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
In the exhibition “Invisible Inventories: Questioning Kenyan Collections in Western Museums”; Weltkulturen Labor; Photo: Wolfgang Günzel 2021
