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🏛️🌳Institute for Museums, Heritage and Society 📚 @uniofstandrews 🏠@arthistorysta

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🌿 Unsettling the Museum: Thinking through Indigenous Entanglements 🌿 📅 8–10 July 2026 📍 University of St Andrews CALL FOR PAPERS NOW OPEN ✍️ Museums today are being challenged by urgent social and political calls for reparation, restitution, and the redistribution of authority. As institutions shaped by colonial legacies and classificatory systems, how are museums being transformed by Indigenous agency, curatorship, and artistic practice? This international symposium invites scholars, curators, artists, and practitioners to critically examine museum practices and unsettle Western frameworks that have historically informed museum work. SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSAL: 📝 Abstracts (max. 500 words, APA style) due 10 April 2026 🌎 Proposals accepted in English or Spanish 📩 Acceptance notifications within two weeks of the deadline 📄 Selected contributions may be recommended for peer-reviewed publication (All approved abstracts will be circulated in advance for workshop discussion.) 🔗 Link in bio for more information and to submit your proposal #UnsettlingTheMuseum #IndigenousCuratorship #DecolonisingMuseums #MuseumStudies #ColonialLegacies #IndigenousAgency #CriticalMuseology #EpistemicJustice #CulturalInstitutions #MuseumEthics #ReparationDebates #GlobalMuseums #AcademicSymposium #StAndrews #IndigenousEntanglements #EDGESProject 19 Feb 2026

Our new website is live! The IMHS website is the Institute’s main platform where you can find information on its activities, projects and researchers. Stay tuned for upcoming events and opportunities to collaborate! Link in our bio. #IMHS 16 Jan 2026

Join us in Edinburgh on Friday 16 October for a conversation with @celiatupinamba and @olinda_tupinamba — DISRUPTING THE COLONIAL ARCHIVE. Both artists turn encounters with archives, collections and institutional histories into artistic and political interventions. Their work opens space for Indigenous self-representation and for new relationships between institutions and the peoples whose histories and heritage they hold. After last night’s news, we see this as a moment to gather ourselves and continue building these bridges for better futures. Presented with @uniofstandrews and @edinburghuniversity @imhs.standrews — Chaired by @jamillepinheirodias and @bbrulon — organised w @ponte.projects @emmalathamphillips 🗓 Fri 16 Oct, 3.15–5.15pm 📍 Edinburgh Futures Institute, Room 1.55 Free entry, no ticket needed 14 Oct 2026

Important opportunity for the MLitts! The EDGES Symposium is facilitating a documentation workshop taught by Leandro Guedes and Sandra Benites 👏 We hope you’ll join us learning about ethical practices in collections care/management from esteemed museum professionals using authentic ethnographic objects as examples. The workshop is primarily open to MLitts in the IMHS or Art History programs but we are happy to include PhD students too. Hope to see you there and don’t forget to email us if you plan on attending! 06 Jul 2026

The Symposium starts in one week! Here is the second keynote speaker panel. We are so excited to get started 👏 01 Jul 2026

📢 Save the Date The EDGES Project is pleased to announce the symposium: Unsettling the Museum: Thinking through Indigenous Entanglements 📅 8–10 July 2026 📍 University of St Andrews, UK Bringing together Indigenous artists, curators, museum professionals, researchers, and community leaders from Latin America and Europe, the symposium explores how Indigenous knowledges, curatorial practices, artistic interventions, and collaborative methodologies are transforming museums and heritage institutions. Over three days, participants will engage in panel discussions, performances, film screenings, workshops, and guided visits, creating spaces for dialogue, care, and critical reflection on the future of museums. More information visit: Link in our bio! #EDGESProject #MuseumStudies #IndigenousKnowledges #DecolonisingMuseums #IndigenousEntanglements #Museums #HeritageStudies #Decoloniality #HorizonEurope #MSCAStaffExchanges #ResearchExchange #IndigenousKnowledge 23 Jun 2026

Presenting Panel 1- Curatorial Entanglements: unsettling the museum with Indigenous Knowledges! Our panel with non-English speakers. Coming to you on July 9th! 22 Jun 2026

Announcing the first panel for the EDGES Conference 🎉 Link also in bio for registration. See you there!! 16 Jun 2026

Tomorrow: Guest Lecture by Kaye R.N. Hall, Barbados Museum & Historical Society Lecture: 2.30-4.00 pm on Wednesday, 20 May in School 5 19 May 2026

Reminder for MLITTs to sign up (for free) to the 2026 EDGES symposium‼️ Speaker and event information, as well as the registration page, is accessible in the link pinned in the comments and also in our bio. Hope to see you there! 15 May 2026

Guest Lecture: Kaye R.N. Hall What Needs Must: The Community of Curatorial Practice, Climate Action and the Development of Critical ICH and Climate Action Work at the Barbados Museum & Historical Society @imhs.standrews @arthistorysta @uniofstandrews is delighted to welcome @hall.kaye Education and Outreach Officer at the @barbadosmuseum for a guest lecture exploring the intersection of museums, community practice, climate action, and intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Drawing upon her work at the Barbados Museum & Historical Society, Hall will reflect on how community-led curatorial practice can respond to pressing social and environmental challenges within island contexts. The lecture will explore the development of critical approaches to heritage and climate action, and the evolving role museums can play in supporting resilience, intergenerational knowledge exchange, and community engagement. This lecture forms part of the ongoing Shared Island Stories research collaboration between the University of St Andrews and the Barbados Museum & Historical Society, an ERC-selected and UKRI-funded project examining connections between Scotland and the Caribbean through the themes of history, heritage, sustainability, and youth engagement. Date: Wednesday 20 May 2026 Time: 2:30pm Venue: School 5, United College, University of St Andrews 06 May 2026

This week, IMHS researchers attended the ICOM UK annual conference at the University of Oxford, where museum professionals discussed the importance of Museum Diplomacy in Action, exploring the unique role of museums as cultural diplomats in an increasingly uncertain world. Jamie Allan Brown, Research Fellow at St Andrews, presented the work ‘Shared Island Stories: Youth, Museums and Climate Action Across Island Communities’, as part of the UKRI funded project ‘Shared Island Stories’ (@sharedislandsta ) 16 Apr 2026

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