"Slave Trade, Witchcraft, Art: Material and Spiritual Histories of the Afro-Atlantic"

This lecture considers how empowered objects bear witness in the composition, use, and afterlives in the archives to the multivalent connections that the slave trade engendered between Europeans and Africans along the two continents’ coasts, and beyond, in the Americas.

Presented by: Faculty of Arts & Science
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