Practicing Decoloniality in Museums

Introduction, What is the problem?, What is in this book?, For whom is this book?, How to design your own decolonial practice, 1 Creating Visibility, The challenge, The change, International Slavery Museum (UK), Tropenmuseum (NL), Mutare Museum (ZW), Belmont Estate (GD), Further reading, Further examples, 2 Increasing Inclusivity, The challenge, The change, Corona in the City | Amsterdam Museum (NL), GLOW | Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History (US), Museum of London (UK), Liberty Hall: The Legacy of Marcus Garvey (JM), Further reading, Further examples, 3 Decentering, The challenge, The change, Memento Park (HU), Dress Code: Are You Playing Fashion? | National Museum of Modern Art (JP), Spitzmaus Mummy in a Coffin and Other Treasures | Kunsthistorisches Museum (AT), Indigenous 'Museum-like' Centers (CA & US), Further reading, Further examples, 4 Championing Empathy, The challenge, The change, National Museum of African American History and Culture (US), Museo Tula (CW), POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews (PL), Tate Modern (UK), Further reading, Further examples, 5 Improving Transparency, The challenge, The change, International Inventories Program | National Museum Nairobi & Goethe-Institut Kenya (KY), The Past Is Now | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (UK), Museum of British Colonialism (KY & UK), Musee des Civilisations Noires (SN), Further reading, Further examples, 6 Embracing Vulnerability, The challenge, The change, The Museum of Others | Pitt Rivers Museum (UK), Scaffold | Walker Art Center (US), Muzeum krytyczne (Critical Museum) by Piotr Piotrowski (PL), Voices from the Colonies | National Museum of Denmark (DK), Further reading, Further examples, Concluding Remarks, Contributors, Acknowledgements, Author Biographies, References, Index