NAM Glob_Exchange

In recent years, the debate over ‘decolonization’ has reinvigorated the museum and heritage sector globally, with a range of intensities and agendas. International organizations are being called on to reshape cultural institutions, to reorganize knowledge production and recognize its diverse forms, to share power and authority, to account for multiple perspectives, and to confront historical injustice in museum cultures, practices, structures, narratives, and collections.

Post- and decolonial approaches already have a strong foothold in post-socialist Eastern European scholarship and public discourse with regard to the legacies of Russian/Soviet, German/Nazi, Habsburg, Polish, and Ottoman imperialisms. But in practice, the impact of decolonial critique has been limited to temporary interventions rather than more sustainable heritage methods and strategies.

Models and Practices of Global Cultural Exchange and Non-aligned Movement. Research in the Spatio-Temporal Cultural Dynamics

Avant-garde magazine Zenit - network of editorial boards and contributors respective to each magazine issue from 1921 to 1924

International art movement New tendencies' social network 1961-1965

Diagram presenting art groups and art collectives participating in NT exhibitions between 1961 and 1965

New Tendencies - art groups and art collectives

Spatila presentation of New Tendencies dissemination

Coross-section of NT and NT-related exhibitions 1961-1965

Variant of Venn diagram presenting the cross section of the participants at NT exhibitions 1968 - 1973

Cross-section of NT exhibition participants 1968-1973

Soros Centre for Contemporary Art, Zagreb (SCCA) social network generated by the exhibitions held during 1990s

presentation of network clusters

Soros Centre for Contemporary Art, Zagreb, social network

Spatial distribution of the municipal museums holding collections related to antifascist resistance during the WW II

Municipal museums in Croatia holding collections on antifascist resistance - spatial distribution

Diagram presenting the most prominent authors of public monuments in Croatia between 1945 and 1990. Dimension of the circle relates to number of realized projects per each sculptor

Diagram presenting number of public monumnets from 1945-1990 / per author