Search for lost colonial-era paintings potentially hidden in homes
The Royal Society of Tasmania is seeking the public's help in locating lost paintings by colonial-era artist William Charles Piguenit, which may be sitting unnoticed in Tasmanian residences.
Debret and Carnival: Know the story of the painting that became a symbol of street revelry in colonial Brazil
The article discusses the significance of Jean-Baptiste Debret's 1823 watercolor 'A Day of Entrudo (Carnival)', highlighting its portrayal of early Brazilian carnival traditions that differ from contemporary celebrations.
Nigeria: Cambridge University Museum Set to Return Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
A museum at Cambridge University is set to return approximately 100 Benin bronzes to Nigeria as part of a restitution initiative following a formal request by Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
La Chola Poblete, the anti-colonial artist who charmed Queen Letizia: "I always felt more discrimination for being 'brown' than for being trans"
La Chola Poblete, an Argentine anti-colonial artist, discusses her experiences of discrimination and her recent recognition in Madrid, including exhibitions at notable galleries and a meeting with Queen Letizia.
The rankings of magazines reward real junk but always 'post-colonial'
The article critiques the current state of global art criticism, highlighting how recent rankings from international art magazines reflect a lack of genuine quality, with a focus on post-colonial themes.