A participatve exhibition in the Musée d’ethnographie de Genève (MEG) in Geneva raises these and other questions. What is the future of the collections held there? Can we understand today the real identity of an object, sometimes centuries after it entered the Genevan museum collections?
Numerous partners have agreed to develop with the MEG an intention in line with the topicality of decolonial thought. We thank them for taking this risk and having confidence in us.
A common theme connects all this exhibition’s stories, that the museum’s responsibility towards collections and its commitment to forging long-term respectful, pacified relations with their cultural heirs and heiresses.
