The workshop aims to provide a space for reflection and debate on artifacts of Southeast Asian origin present in European repositories in the context of colonial empires. In particular, the meeting will focus on a wide range of Philippine objects found in European family, ecclesiastical, private, or state collections, through the lens of European colonial gears in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The aim is to open up new working perspectives through a multidisciplinary approach to the cultural exchanges and power dynamics that existed at that time, allowing a plural and comprehensive understanding of how artifacts were produced, circulated and integrated into the context of European colonialism. To this end, several academics and specialists from various disciplines, including Anthropology, History, Art History, Literary Studies, Museology and Cultural Studies, participate in the event to share work experiences, ideas and analytical perspectives on the subject.
This workshop is a CHAM activity as part of the Portugal-Philippines: Connected Histories project.
Organising Committee
Stephanie Marie Coo (CHAM)
Paulo Jorge de Sousa Pinto (CHAM)
Organization
CHAM / NOVA FCSH
Ateneo de Manila University
Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal
Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines in Lisbon
Office of the Senator Loren Legarda
Interview with Stephanie Coo, Franz Wendler, Patricia Dacudao e Hernando Salapare III
Portugal-Philippines: Conected Histories — Videos
