Appropriation Versus Appreciation: Using Art Education to Decolonize Mpraeso Cultural Traditions Surrounding Clay
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Thursday 5 March 2026·7:00 pm
This project explore how art education can decolonize Mpraeso's clay traditions in Ghana by centering gender, community voices, and ethical engagement. This session shares early fieldwork, relational resarch practices, and inclusive frameworks to help museum educators and artists navigate appropriation, honor indigenous knowledge, and foster trust-based cultural partnerships.
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