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Turbulent Lives | 2016-2017

Two large-scale research initiatives that aim to study the object biography and cultural context of several Mixtec artefacts from Mexico.

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Un/Engendering the Collections: Rethinking Gender in the Ethnographic Museum

Un/Engendering the Collections: Rethinking Gender in the Ethnographic Museum forms part of our long term research and collecting interest not just to better engage the role of our museum in the study and representation of gender formations in the global context, but also to propose new collecting practices addressed when gender and sexuality as critical categories of analysis are considered outside a purely European Enlightenment tradition.

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Vivian Mac Gillavry

Can the waka be seen as an 'ambassador project' and represent Maori people?

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COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT | 2020 - 2022

Worlding Public Cultures: The Arts and Social Innovation

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT | 2020 - 2022

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The RCMC supports students, fellows, visiting scholars, curators, and associates to develop critical perspectives and research on our themes and collections.

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Turbulent Lives | 2016-2017

Un/Engendering the Collections: Rethinking Gender in the Ethnographic Museum

Vivian Mac Gillavry

Worlding Public Cultures: The Arts and Social Innovation

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT | 2020 - 2022

Publications