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'Other' mothers: motherhood and the African diaspora 22 March 2022, Marjorie H. Morgan -
A closer look at 'The Paston Treasure' 16 January 2023, Francesca Vanke -
Agostino Brunias and depicting people of colour in the colonial Caribbean 25 July 2019, Lydia Figes -
Alberta Whittle's excavations into history: a call to change 03 October 2022, Marjorie H. Morgan -
Art Matters podcast: the black presence in European painting 08 October 2019, Ferren Gipson -
Being... Adam Duckworth, Education Demonstrator at the International Slavery Museum 01 April 2020, Adam Duckworth -
Captain Cook: a complex legacy 12 July 2021, Samuel Doering -
Elizabeth Butler: painter of battle scenes from Waterloo to the First World War 09 April 2014, Felicity Herring -
Empire, Slavery & Scotland's Museums: an interview with Abeer Eladany 20 February 2023, Aimee Murphy -
Forgotten heroes: when the Empire went to war 09 July 2020, Chloe Austin -
Frank Brangwyn's 'Mater Dolorosa Belgica' 04 June 2014, Carien Kremer -
Gloriana and the Virgin Queen: portraits of Elizabeth I 25 October 2012, Rosanna Lawton -
Is anti-racist public art important enough to protect? Shadwell's 'Across the Barrier' 16 October 2023, Hassan Vawda -
Kara Walker: confronting colonial history through maritime allegories 26 November 2019, Lydia Figes -
Kashmir and the Himalayas: correcting the colonial gaze 18 October 2019, Cleo Roberts -
Lubaina Himid's 'Le Rodeur: The Pulley' 14 October 2021, Claire FitzGerald -
On representing Mary Seacole: a Jamaican-Scottish war heroine 12 October 2020, Samantha Pinto -
Postcolonial art: eight artists addressing empire, colonial histories and black identities 14 December 2020, Chloe Austin -
Postcolonial interpretations of the art collections at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery 23 June 2020, Jenny Gaschke and Julia Carver -
Pushed off the pedestal: who was the slave trader Edward Colston? 09 June 2020, Lydia Figes
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