Explore the potential of collaborative research on the 1886 Colonial and Indian Exhibition at a one-day workshop in Oxford. This event delves into the significance of the exhibition, which attracted over 5.5 million visitors, showcasing objects from various colonial territories. The impact of this exhibition on museums globally was profound, shaping collections and narratives about the British Empire. The workshop features a keynote from artist Mahtab Hussain and welcomes museum professionals, academics, and artists to investigate further research opportunities. Delve into topics such as the visions portrayed at the exhibition, its influence on museum collections, and strategies for exploring these complex histories today. Funded by St Hugh's College Oxford's Belcher Fellowship in Victorian Studies, this event is free to attend but requires registration. Join this enlightening workshop on June 24, 2024, at St Hugh's College in Oxford, or participate online via Zoom.

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