Natalie McGuire
Vice Chair of ICOM Barbados, Board Member of ICOFOM LAC, Member of the Working Group Decolonisation
About the Speaker
Barbadian curator and researcher Dr. Natalie McGuire focuses her practice on community-led museology of the global south and its exchanges with the post-empire global north.
She is Vice-Chairperson for ICOM Barbados, a member of the ICOM Working Group on Decolonisation, and serves on the executive boards of ICOFOM LAC, the Barbados National Art Gallery, and The Fresh Milk Arts Platform Inc. She is co-founder of the Transoceanic Visual Exchange triennial, and is a Salzburg Global Fellow.
Attending
Speaker's Sessions (1)
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Session
Panel
Reframing Power: Whose Stories Do Museums Tell?
This panel examines how museums can redistribute power through storytelling, collaboration, and shared authorship. Panellists challenge dominant narratives by drawing from case studies in the Caribbean, Arabian Gulf, and Southeast Asia that explore collective practice, decolonial museology, and community-led frameworks. Looking to the future, the session will explore how to advance more equitable, inclusive approaches to cultural representation and knowledge-making.


