Exploring the relationship of how we are both shaping and being shaped by our surroundings through embodied conversations with artists and thinkers, the Worlding Podcast expands our awareness of our more-than human surroundings and traces interpersonal connections by inviting each guest to recommend an important person for them to be interviewed next, similar to a string figure. Hosted by dance artist Renae Shadler, this show has an organic life of its own and tends to meander in unpredictable and unexpected ways. Learn more at http://renaeshadler.com/worlding/
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Exploring the relationship of how we are both shaping and being shaped by our surroundings through embodied conversations with artists and thinkers, the Worlding Podcast expands our awareness of our more-than human surroundings and traces interpersonal connections by inviting each guest to recommend an important person for them to be interviewed next, similar to a string figure. Hosted by dance artist Renae Shadler, this show has an organic life of its own and tends to meander in unpredictable and unexpected ways. Learn more at http://renaeshadler.com/worlding/
Ep #9.2 Decolonising colonial museums is a fallacy | Worlding Podcast
Worlding Podcast
41 minutes 8 seconds
2 years ago
Ep #9.2 Decolonising colonial museums is a fallacy | Worlding Podcast
Dr. Christoph Balzar - a curator and art scholar with a focus on Postcolonial theory - argues that the decolonisation of colonial museums is a misconception.
Worlding Podcast
Exploring the relationship of how we are both shaping and being shaped by our surroundings through embodied conversations with artists and thinkers, the Worlding Podcast expands our awareness of our more-than human surroundings and traces interpersonal connections by inviting each guest to recommend an important person for them to be interviewed next, similar to a string figure. Hosted by dance artist Renae Shadler, this show has an organic life of its own and tends to meander in unpredictable and unexpected ways. Learn more at http://renaeshadler.com/worlding/
