Editorial
Reframing Provenance and Reclaiming Histories in Museums
Yunci Cai, Njabulo Chipangura & Sophie Delepierre
Reframing Provenance
Provenance Research and the Ethics of Ownership: Case Studies from the Archaeological Collections of the Allard Pierson (University of Amsterdam)
Rogier A. A. Kalkers, Daphne D. Martin & Stijn van Rossem
Integrating Life Histories into Provenance Research: Case Studies from the Yale Babylonian Collection
Sophia Slotwiner-Nie
Rethinking Provenance: Archival and Decolonial Perspectives on Object Biographies
Marie Hoffmann
Reimagining Provenance: Queer Possibilities in Provenance Research
Milana Stewart
Provenance Studies in the Realm of Natural and Human Sciences Museums: Singular Collections, Myriad Questions
Amandine Péquignot & Arnaud Hurel
The Changing Role of Provenance Researchers in Museums: Three Curators in Interview
Liza Weber
Interview
Conducting Provenance Research at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum: A Curator’s Perspective
Maxence Garde, Sophie Delepierre & Yunci Cai
Reclaiming Histories
Beyond Restitution: Provenance Research as an Evolving (and Involving) Process
Célia Charkaoui, Madelon Dewitte & Sofie Dierickx
Uncovering Colonial Legacies: Collaborative Provenance Research on Malagan Carvings from New Ireland
Adam Hunt Kaminiel, Anthony Lupai & Katharina Nowak
Looking Beyond Knives, Buttons and Beaded Aprons: Indigenous and Maroon Agency in Colonial Collecting Practices and the Provenance of Ten Surinamese Objects in The Netherlands
Inez de Ruiter & Caroline Fernandes Caromano
Revisiting Colonial Legacies: Unprovenanced Ethnological Collections at the Livingstone and Moto Moto Museums in Zambia
Mary Mbewe & Constance Mulenga
Southeast Asian Artefacts at the National Taiwan Museum: Tracing Provenance and Engaging Migrant Communities Through Interpretation
Chia-Ying Lin
Arctic Indigenous Fashion: Honouring Women’s Roles and Sustainable Practices
Elisa Palomino
Book Review
Book Review Artistic Provenance Research
Matseliso Motsoane