Blog
10 Jan 2022 | H. Glenn Penny & Philipp Schorch
Zurückgeben ist nicht die einzige Lösung: Wie Objekte in ethnologischen Museen erweckt werden
Die Debatte über die Ausstellung von kolonialer Raubkunst stellt den Sinn ethnologischer Museen in Frage. Dabei gerät eine Sache...
22 Dec 2021 | Annina Christine Gyger
When my studies became 3D: Learning through objects as a museum intern
After four years of studying social and cultural anthropology at LMU Munich, my internship with Dr. Hilke Thode-Arora, curator of the...
22 Nov 2021 | Ruben Dario Chambi
El Alto: Indigeneity in an Aymara city
I am from El Alto, one of the youngest cities in Bolivia, not only because of its recent creation (1985), but also because at least...
01 Oct 2021 | Sara Riordan
Island cooking: Portraits of Sāmoa. Told through food
What does Sāmoa taste like? Taro? Palusami? Chop Suey? I’m sure if you were to ask 100 different Sāmoans, you’d get 100 different...
07 Sep 2021 | Vilsoni Hereniko & Philipp Schorch
Sina ma Tinirau: An oral tale set on Rotuma, Fiji
Watch the recently released trailer for Sina ma Tinirau. The animated short film will come out later this year.
05 Sep 2021 | Mahina Choy-Ellis
Native Books Hawaiʻi: Meet our authors — Philipp Schorch and Noelle Kahanu
Refocusing Ethnographic Museums through Oceanic Lenses offers a collaborative ethnographic investigation of Indigenous...