Oxford University Museum Returns 39 Sets of Ancestral Remains to Naga People of India

Oxford University Museum is repatriating 39 sets of ancestral remains, primarily human skulls, to the Naga People of India. Taken during British colonial rule and held for over a century, this pivotal return underscores a global shift towards decolonization and ethical responsibility within cultural institutions. For emerging women artists, this news serves as a powerful reminder: our creative work exists within a broader social and historical context. It challenges us to critically examine the origins and display of art, advocate for respectful cultural representation, and use our unique voices to champion justice and restitution in a continually evolving art world. — Source: ARTnews

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