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Norway to restage 1914 'human zoo' that exhibited Africans as inmates


The Guardian - 29-Apr-2014

Artists claim recreating exhibition will help country confront its colonial past. Bwesigye bwa Mwesigire is not convinced As part of mammoth celebrations of the 200th anniversary of Norway s constitution, the government is funding two artists to re-enact a "human zoo", which will open to the public on 15 May. Oslos original human zoo or Kongolandsbyen was central to Norways world fair in...


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