Nuno Porto Author

Anthony Alan Shelton is Professor of Art History, Visual Arts and Theory, and Director of the Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia. His more than one hundred and seventy publications include Museums and Changing Perspectives of Culture (1995), Fetishism: Visualizing Power and Desire (1995), Collectors (two volumes, 2001), and Heaven, Hell and Somewhere in Between: Portuguese Popular Art (2015). He has curated fourteen exhibitions in Canada, Europe and the UK. Titilope Salami is an artist, curator, and lecturer of art at the University of Lagos who is currently conducting her Ph.D. research at the University of British Columbia. Nuno Porto is Curator, Africa and South America at MOA, and also lectures on African Art and Heritage at UBC whose publications include Modes of Objectification of Colonial Domination: The case of the Dundo Museum 1940-1970 (2009) and (with M.F. Lima Filho) Ethnological Collections and Shared Museology (2019).