Survey
We’d love to hear how you experienced HERE. What were your highlights? What could have been improved? And which topics would you like to discuss at a future edition? We’d appreciate your feedback through this survey. It will take a maximum of 5 minutes to complete.

Presentation
The presentation of the breakout session ‘Workshop Provenance Research in 5 Steps: How to Start Provenance Research?’ can be found here.

Toolkit
Ced’art Tamasala from CATPC closed the day and referred to the toolkit they developed with Human Activities. This toolkit draws from the perspectives of plantation worker communities and Western art institutions to help museums rethink their origins, responsibilities, and futures. More information about the toolkit can be found here. A shortened version of the toolkit can be downloaded here.

Thank you
A special thank you to Wereldmuseum Amsterdam for making HERE possible. And of course, a big thank you to all the speakers for their contributions: Amal Alhaag (curator & researcher), Raul Balai (visual artist & curator), Lizzy Bakker (Head of Exhibitions Naturalis), Marieke van Bommel (general director at Wereldmuseum), Max Caspers (Head of Collections Management at Naturalis), Dr. Ndubuisi C. Ezeluomba (Curator of African Arts, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, United States), Camiel de Kom (Digital Heritage Coach at Colonial Collections Consortium), Sebastian Koudijzer (visual artist & theatre maker), Aram Lee (artist), Leandro Matthews Cascon (research fellow at NIAS), Wayne Modest (content director at Wereldmuseum), Paul Wolff Mitchell (researcher, Pressing Matter), Annette Schmidt (conservator Afrika Wereldmuseum), Manuwi C. Tokai (artist and initiator of the memorial altar), CATPC artists Ced’art Tamasala, Matthieu Kasiama and Mbuku Kimpala, Paul Voogt (curator at the Mission Museum Steyl), and Cindy Zalm (Head of Realisation at Wereldmuseum).

Looking forward to next time!