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Displays of Power: Colonial Legacies and their Manifestations
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In person: no ticket required; drop in on the day. Online: free ticket required for the Zoom link. Live captions provided by Stagetext.
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Alisha O’Brien-Coker examines how colonialism shaped visual culture and how contemporary artists respond to those legacies.
As part of Black History Month, the talk considers historical representations of power in the Wallace Collection and beyond, alongside contemporary artistic responses. The speaker is Alisha O’Brien-Coker. The museum session is a drop-in in the Theatre; the same talk is broadcast online via Zoom, with a free ticket required for the stream. Live captions are provided by Stagetext.
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