Third Text

189–190   VOL 38  ISSUE 4–5    September–November 2024

SPECIAL ISSUE   Decolonial Futures for African Collections: Making Connections and the Quest for Repair

Guest editors:  JoAnn McGregor, Napandulwe Shiweda and Nicola Stylianou

JoAnn McGregor, Napandulwe Shiweda and  Nicola Stylianou    Decolonial Futures for African Collections:  Making Connections and the Quest for Repair – An Introduction

J C Niala and  Juma Ondeng’    Developing Digital Research Methodologies for Kenyan Collections held in UK Museums

James William Baker    More Process, Less Product:  The Making of the Making African Connections Digital Archive

Maria A N Caley    The Possibilities and Limitations of ‘Returned’ Digital Images:  Insights from Textile Art Creation at the University of Namibia

Etienne Joseph    Repositories of Sound:  ‘Pre-history’, Performance and Pan-Africanism at London’s Limpopo Club

Fergus Nicoll and Osman Nusairi    The Tomb of the Sudanese Mahdī:  Desecration, Dispersal and Rediscovery

JoAnn McGregor, Scobie Lekhutile and Gase Kediseng    ‘Restoring’ Museum Collections to Decolonial Ends:  Constraints and Opportunities for Disrupting Racialised Marginalisation in Southern Africa

Nicola Stylianou and Napandulwe Shiweda    Agency and Erasure:  Alternative Interpretive voices in the Powell-Cotton Museum

Helen Mears    Apathy Meets Activism:  How African Diasporic Campaigners Challenged the Terms of the ‘Repatriation Debate’

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