Blog
04 Sep 2020 | Vilsoni Hereniko
NIU – The tree of life: An island fable for today and tomorrow
Read or listen to affiliated researcher Vilsoni Hereniko's island fable.
31 Aug 2020 | Gesa Grimme
Provenienzforschung als Forschungsgegenstand
Provenienzforschung zu anthropologischen, ethnografischen und naturkundlichen Sammlungen aus kolonialen Kontexten liegt im Trend....
28 Jul 2020 | Clarissa Bluhm
Feeling Christi Belcourt's art
When going to an art gallery or a museum, the last thing I would probably do is to touch the surface of a painting hung up on the...
30 Jun 2020 | Ira Cassandra Eue
Vernetzt, verstrickt, verwoben: Anziehendes aus dem südlichen Abya Yala
Kleider machen Leute: Sie zeigen und verhüllen den menschlichen Körper, schützen vor den Kräften der Umwelt und drücken sowohl...
15 May 2020 | Emelihter Kihleng
Indigenous curating in a German museum
Kaselehlie. I open this first blog post with a poem I wrote while serving as the inaugural curatorial research fellow, Oceania...
14 May 2020 | Manuel May Castillo
Research and ceremony in the Mayan region
[In English and Spanish] As an Indigenous researcher, with one foot in academia and the other in Mayan communities, I often feel...