A new documentary by Renzo Martens, ‘White Cube’ shines a light on the effects of colonialism in the Democratic Republic of Congo and how an art project is addressing issues of restitution and local empowerment.
SOURCE: THE NEW YORK TIMES
A new documentary by Renzo Martens, ‘White Cube’ shines a light on the effects of colonialism in the Democratic Republic of Congo and how an art project is addressing issues of restitution and local empowerment.
SOURCE: THE NEW YORK TIMES
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