How the University of Manitoba is decolonizing its art collection

Amidst debate and discussion about what to do with art that reflects an imperialist history, the University of Manitoba is working to decolonize its art collection by replacing problematic paintings and sculptures with contemporary Indigenous art.

By: cbc.ca

Jul 05 2024
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How the University of Manitoba is decolonizing its art collection

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How the University of Manitoba is decolonizing its art collection

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