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New gd:c exhibition is big news!

Sabrina Moura’s exhibition “Travelling back: Reframing a 19th-century Expedition from Munich to Brazil” about the coloniality of Natural History, kidnapped Amazonian children and the circulation of ethnographic artefacts is moving and meaningful. So it’s no wonder that it’s been turning heads in the media and around the internet.

For an idea of why we’re so proud of Sabrina and why everyone is so excited, check out the following links:

Bayerischer Rundfunk: “Ausstellung in München: “Es war ein regelrechter Menschenhandel”

BBC News Brasil : “O rapto de crianças indígenas por cientistas alemães em expedição pelo Brasil no século 19”

Humboldt/Goethe Institut: “Travelling Back. Vom kolonialen Prozess verschüttete Geschichten neu schreiben“

Contemporary And América Latina: “Exposições: Travelling Back”

Erlanger Nachrichten 22 March 2024: “Indigene Kinder verschleppt?”

eTópicos. Zeitschrift der Deutsch-Brasilianischen Gesellschaft e.V. 1/2024: “Travelling Back”