OnCurating Issue 35: Decolonizing Art Institutions

In this thought-provoking collection, a diverse group of contributors engages with the critical necessary discussions surrounding the decolonization of art institutions. By examining the historical context and systemic practices that have shaped art landscapes, the authors challenge the traditional narratives that dominate the art world. Their insights push readers to reconsider the roles institutions play in perpetuating colonial legacies, illuminating pathways for inclusive and equitable dialogues within the arts.

Through a variety of perspectives, from curators to artists, the volume delves into both theoretical and practical approaches toward reshaping art environments. The contributors share innovative practices and strategies aimed at fostering greater representation and accessibility, creating a space for marginalized voices to be heard. The compilation not only serves as an important resource for those within the art community but also invites broader audiences to reflect on the implications of decolonization across culture and society.