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SUMMARY:Nikki Grout: "Legacies of Collecting\, Collaboration and Co-product
 ion: The British Museum and West Africa"
DESCRIPTION:Lecture by Nikki Grout\, PhD Researcher\, The British Museum an
 d University of Brighton\\r\\nAbstract:This presentation will discuss earl
 y and understudied examples of international museum practice that took pla
 ce between the British Museum\, the Ghana National Museum and the Nigerian
  National Museum in the years surrounding West African independence (1950&
 #150\;1970). It will explore how these early co-operations evolved and con
 sider what influence they have had on current museum relationships and net
 works. It will ask how a better understanding of the foundations of contem
 porary collaborative work can inform future practice.\\r\\nThis talk is pa
 rt of the program accompanying the exhibition ‘Points of View. Visions o
 f a Museum Partnership’ [http://www.musethno.uzh.ch/en/ausstellungen/Upc
 oming-Exhibition-Points-of-View.html].
X-ALT-DESC:<h4>Lecture by Nikki Grout\, PhD Researcher\, The British Museum
  and University of Brighton</h4>\n<b>Abstract:</b><br />This presentation 
 will discuss early and understudied examples of international museum pract
 ice that took place between the British Museum\, the Ghana National Museum
  and the Nigerian National Museum in the years surrounding West African in
 dependence (1950–1970). It will explore how these early co-operations evo
 lved and consider what influence they have had on current museum relations
 hips and networks. It will ask how a better understanding of the foundatio
 ns of contemporary collaborative work can inform future practice.\nThis ta
 lk is part of the program accompanying the exhibition <a class="external-l
 ink-new-window" title="Opens internal link in current window" href="http:/
 /www.musethno.uzh.ch/en/ausstellungen/Upcoming-Exhibition-Points-of-View.h
 tml">‘Points of View. Visions of a Museum Partnership’</a>.\n\n
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