© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum, Foto: Claudia Obrocki
image 1:
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum, Foto: Claudia Obrocki
Guided Tour, Opening
The Kingdom of Benin’s Historical Entanglements and their Significance to the Current Restitution Debate
Exhibition Extension and Guided Tour by the Curators
Eröffnung mit Kuratorinnenführung
Eröffnung mit Kuratorinnenführung
Past events
{{ time.start_TS | TS2dateFormat('DD') }}
{{ time.start_TS | TS2dateFormat('MMM') }}
{{ time.start_TS | TS2dateFormat('YYYY') }}
{{ time.start_TS | TS2dateFormat('MMM') }}
{{ time.start_TS | TS2dateFormat('YYYY') }}
| Admission: Free admission |
| Suitable for: 12 years and older |
| Which languages: German |
| Venue: Benin Kingdom, Second Floor |
| Belongs to: Ethnological Collections and Asian Art |
This spring, the 2022-recurated, process-based Benin exhibition will be expanded by two additional showcases. While the first part of the exhibition focuses the restitution debates and Benin’s art history, the two new showcases will broaden the perspective on the kingdom. Among other things, they show how (pre-)colonial entanglements – in particular the trade in enslaved people – still have an impact on the latest restitution debates.
The meeting point is in the Benin exhibition on the second floor.