An international network connecting the arts and heritage of South Sudan in European museums. Partnership of @Durham_Uni and @Pitt_Rivers funded by @ahrcpress
A book resulting from our work connecting museum collections from #SouthSudan will be published at the end of August. More details coming. there will be a FREE electronic version https://t.co/v6m9M1clQ4
Celebrating the launch of @CM_Anthro The Anthropological Lens. Rethinking Evans-Pritchard @OUPress 16 years in the making @Pitt_Rivers
So glad to see family members here too and partners from the @SSudanMuseums network ánd @ZoeCormack
@Chondraki@19Averil I completely see your point, but also acknowledge that several tweeters from South Sudan have felt that this material is, in many ways, hidden.
A little help! We are trying to confirm the title of a multi-authored book about the significance of heritage in South Sudan and objects from South Sudan in museums. Which do you prefer (click the image)?
@Chondraki@19Averil I don’t want to go with this for several reasons. But it is divisive in a revealing way. Some ppl responded feeling ‘hidden’ is an accurate description. Whether something is ‘hidden’ or not depends on where you are looking from.
@InbalHarding I’ve been thinking about ‘recovering’ more in the sense of recovering value or connections...but You’re it’s more likely to be read as ‘discovery’. Hmm. Think we are closest with no 3 but still some more tinkering
Must read by David Mwambari and Arthur Owor on the effect of money in producing knowledge in post-conflict contexts and how this restricts independent local research. https://t.co/7YzjFvyFhu
@SSudanMuseums currently working on the collection of an agricultural scientist affiliated with UoK called Roger Brain working in Torit in 1954, @HornimanMuseum . Curious to know whether any collecting was done by people involved in the Jonglei Investigation?
Currently in progresss: Two day workshop in @Pitt_Rivers with British-South Sudanese filmmakers. Exploring the South Sudan collections and questions of identity, history and growing up in diaspora. Some great things happening