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A nation of thieves: The Benin bronzes and Britain’s imperial looting machine, By Hassan Arouni
The Benin Bronzes belong in Benin. Not in London. Not in Oxford. And certainly not in a country that built its wealth on ...
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Why the difference in memory?
The legacy of colonialism is a deeply complex and often painful subject, evoking different emotions and memories ...
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Bronze Faces #1 Preview: It Belongs in a Museum… or Does It?
Check out a preview of Bronze Faces #1 from BOOM! Studios, where three friends plan the ultimate heist to reclaim stolen ...
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FG approves creative industry initiatives to boost Nigeria’s global image
The Federal Executive Council has approved two significant initiatives by the Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative ...
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Phoka Nyokong and the fight for Africa’s stolen artefacts
The artist’s exhibition challenges colonial looting and the fight to reclaim Africa’s stolen cultural heritage ...
Houston Public Media17d
A museum's confession: Why we have looted objects
An exhibition at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum points to a burgeoning trend: museums are engaging the public more openly ...
Shedding Raj legacy: 'We actively recognise that Australian art didn’t begin with the arrival of the British in 1770'
Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) director Chris Saines on returning stolen art, giving indigenous ...
The Nation Newspaper16d
Nigeria’s AFCON 2025 Group is equally tough, says Rohr
But Rohr who incidentally guided Nigeria to a bronze medal finish at the 2019 edition ... But for keen followers of African football, Rohr’s Benin are one of the teams that came out ‘worse ...