Invisible Others? Race, Slavery, and the Museum Display of Early Modern Art in Iberia – Professor Borja Franco Llopis
Wed 2 Dec · Venue to be confirmed
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UCL Lecture – 02 Dec 2026, 17:30 – 20:00 Invisible Others? Race, Slavery, and the Museum Display of Early Modern Art in Iberia – a talk by Professor Borja Franco Llopis of UCL This event examines how histories of race, slavery and colonialism in the Early Modern Iberian world are interpreted in contemporary scholarship and museum practice, questioning whether prevailing frameworks adequately reflect the historical evidence and context. Daniel Sobrino Ralston, an Artes committee member and representative of the National Gallery, is participating as the respondent.
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