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Dimanche 28 avril, 14h30Passé
Avril 2024
Dimanche 28
14:30 - 15:30
Accessible aux handicapés moteurs
De 16 à 99 ans

Thematic tour "Sensitive objects? Establishing dialogue in the permanent display"

Visit of the permanent exhibition. Sunday 28 April at 2:30 pm. In French only
Dimanche 28 avril, 14h30Passé
MEG/C.Cosenza

What is a sensitive object? What are the issues involved in exhibiting so-called "sensitive" objects? For many years now, indigenous peoples and local communities have been demanding that sensitive objects should no longer be exhibited in museums without their consent.
From the definition of a sensitive object to the dialogues that are taking place between MEG and representatives of the source communities, this tour invites you to take a closer look at a selection of objects in the permanent exhibition. Whether these objects are exhibited, withdrawn or returned, this tour is an opportunity to gain a better understanding of what is currently at stake in the MEG's collections.

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Exposition permanente
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Guided visit
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Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG)
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http://www.ville-ge.ch/meg
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Campagne - ça se discute
And plants, do they also communicate ? (ecology / environment / climate), Accessory or essential ? (appearance) & Is history written by the victors ? (expression rights)

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MEG
Boulevard Carl-VOGT 65, 1205 Genève

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