Settling Spirits

The Role of the Storyteller and Museum in Repatriation and Spiritual Justice

Sat 6 Jun

13:45

–15:15

Centre for Humanities Research, UWC (Woodstock)

A panel discussion for artists, museum practitioners, archeologists, anthropologists, who are interested in exploring their role in the repatriation of stolen artifacts and human remains.

About This Event

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Guest Appearances

Panelist

Nomusa Makhubu is a professor in art history at the University of Cape Town. She is the Director of the Institute for Creative Arts (ICA) and founder of Creative Knowledge Resources (CKR). She was a UCT-Harvard Mandela fellow at the Hutchins Centre for African and African American Research, Harvard University.

View Bio… : A/Prof Nomusa Makhubu

Panelist

Author and Executive Director of Core Functions at Iziko Museums with an interest in history, heritage and auto/biographical narratives.

View Bio… : Dr Bongani Ndhlovu

Panelist

A Sri Lankan artist working between Paris, Basel and Kurunegala in mediums of photography, video, sculpture, and installation.

View Bio… : Deneth Piumakshi Veda Arachchige

Panelist

A filmmaker and photographer based in Basel, Switzerland. He has worked as an independent director and cinematographer on various documentary and narrative films, as well as interdisciplinary theater projects.

View Bio… : Gregor Brändli

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