Researcher. PhD Student @SainsburyRUnit. Editor @100_worlds. Alumna @TheMuseumsLab. Denkyira, Fante, Ahanta, Yorùbá, disillusioned Italian. Black. She/Her.
Ghana/ Italy/ England
Joined January 2015
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Good afternoon to Dr Saggar, and Dr Saggar only!
Yesterday I passed my PhD viva @ciscstudies @UniKentEnglish with no corrections!
Thank you my wonderful examiners @RebeccaTillett1 and @LaraAtkin for your generosity with my work and a stimulating conversation.
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We are hiring for this exciting new role of Curatorial Assistant Humanities (Provenance Researcher African Collections)@McrMuseum . Come and work with me;
jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/Jo…
Currently in Nigeria working on #phd research. Academic twitter (or academic X ??), what are two things you wish you had known before/while on field research?
Efua Dadzie retweeted
UPDATE: One of my insightful followers @azzah1 pointed out that the photograph I shared earlier this week drew inspiration from Francis Davis Millet's 1883 painting "Reading the Story of Oenone." Millet sold the painting to the then brand new @DIADetroit in 1883, making it their inaugural acquisition. Six years later, photographer Frank N. Tomlinson took this photo in Detroit, most likely after seeing Millet's painting in person. It portrays four African-American women replicating the dress and poses in Millet's painting. In the all-black reprisal, however, the central figure makes eye contact with the viewer.
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Still not sure how I ended up in publishing but what a journey it’s been! Delighted to be launching @OtherStoriesHQ and I’m grateful to all the beautiful souls who have supported me along the way. Looking forward to championing our stories and breaking all the rules…
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The exhibition Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance is now open, and the catalogue features contributions from ESBAA founding members @wawaaba_ and @peggybrunache 👇🏿
I'm proud to carry our Akan visual culture everywhere I go!
‘Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance’.
8 Sept 2023 –7 Jan 2024 at @FitzMuseum_UK.
For more, here is the exhibition catalogue, with Ch. 1 on Akan goldweights: curatingcambridge.co.uk/prod…
ALT First page of the Black Atlantic exhibition catalogue, with the title, the name of the editors and contributors. It also features at the bottom of the page the publishers which are the University of Cambridge, The Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, and PWP.
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#TheMuseumsLab Fellows
Almost three months have passed since this group of museum professionals, cultural practitioners and researchers came together in Berlin. Next week there will be a reunion for Module 3 in Nairobi, where new encounters are awaiting them.
Efua Dadzie retweeted
Excited to have ’Flower Boy’ at the @thearmoryshow 2023 featured in the @nytimes presented by @MaruaniMercier #thearmoryshow #maruanimercier #artistkwesibotchway
Efua Dadzie retweeted
Congratulations @wawaaba_ @SainsburyRUnit ! Looking forward to visiting the exhibition @FitzMuseum_UK
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I'm proud to carry our Akan visual culture everywhere I go!
‘Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance’.
8 Sept 2023 –7 Jan 2024 at @FitzMuseum_UK.
For more, here is the exhibition catalogue, with Ch. 1 on Akan goldweights: curatingcambridge.co.uk/prod…
ALT First page of the Black Atlantic exhibition catalogue, with the title, the name of the editors and contributors. It also features at the bottom of the page the publishers which are the University of Cambridge, The Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, and PWP.
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Join us at @uniofeastanglia for this year's TAG!
Have a look on the website for all the details! If you would like to submit a paper to one of the sessions, the deadline is 15 October.
@SainsburyRUnit @CFAAA4 @ART_UEA
Sessions are now all up on the website: tagnorwich2023.wordpress.com…. Do have a look! The call for papers is now up and running. Please note that the deadline for papers is 15 October.
