With the global Outsider Art Market not being an ‘other’ but a ‘subset’ of the ‘Insider Art Market’, subversion is today the object of subsidy and support by museums and galleries.
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Leveraging methodologies from public and engaged humanities is pivotal for students learning to avoid falling into the trap of discounting others’ lived experiences and non-academic knowledge as inconsequential to their own. At the beginning of each semester, students receive syllabi, which serve as roadmaps for navigating their courses and managing the demands of academic
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As South Carolina’s “Don’t Say Gay” policies threaten the humanity and well-being of the LGBTQAI+ community, using the practice of art curation as a form of storytelling and advocacy, a creative response amplifies the lived experiences of those under attack.
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The new ethics and restitution policies of some European countries offers hope for postcolonial countries to reclaim their cultural artefacts. Bangladesh must seize upon this opportunity.
