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DESCRIPTION:<a href="http://popcornclubshanghai.com/event/dark-history-thro
 ugh-art-stolen-masterpieces-their-stories-45787/register">Dark History Thr
 ough Art: Stolen Masterpieces & Their Stories</a>\nWhat should be done wit
 h all the art in British museums that was essentially stolen from China? A
 nd from other countries during colonialist history? What really happened t
 o them and why is it important? What other countries are guilty or victims
  of this? What happens when a masterpiece becomes loot? Who gets to decide
  where a culture’s treasures truly belong: the country that created them
 \, the museum that preserved them\, or whoever managed to take them? In th
 e latest edition of Nico’s History Through Art series\, we’ll explore 
 history through objects that travelled across borders through conquest\, c
 olonialism\, theft and war. We’ll examine Chinese and Egyptian treasures
  that ended up in British museums\, Viking pillaging and the extraordinary
  story of the Mona Lisa heist\, when stealing a painting helped transform 
 it into the most famous artwork on Earth. But this won’t simply be a tou
 r of famous thefts. With each artwork and object\, Nico will guide us into
  the historical moment surrounding it: what it meant to the people who cre
 ated it\, why someone wanted to possess it\, how power determined where it
  ended up\, and what its journey tells us about empire\, identity\, cultur
 al memory and ownership. Should museums return objects acquired through co
 nquest? Can something stolen centuries ago ever truly become the property 
 of its new home? Expect beautiful art\, remarkable stories and some surpri
 singly difficult questions as we discover how much history can be hidden b
 ehind a museum display case. 英国博物馆里那些本质上从中国拿
 走的艺术品，应该怎么处理？那些在殖民历史中从其他
 国家被带走的艺术品呢？它们当年到底经历了什么，为
 什么这件事重要？还有哪些国家是加害者，或受害者？ 
 当一件杰作变成战利品，会发生什么？谁有资格决定一
 种文化的珍宝真正属于哪里：创造它的国家，保存它的
 博物馆，还是那个成功把它带走的人？在 Nico 的“透过
 艺术看历史”系列新一期中，我们会通过那些跨越国界
 流转的物件来看历史，而它们的旅程往往和征服、殖民
 、盗窃与战争有关。我们会看流落到英国博物馆里的中
 国和埃及珍宝，聊维京人的掠夺，也会讲到 蒙娜丽莎被
 盗的传奇故事，正是那次偷画事件，帮助它变成了地球
 上最有名的艺术作品之一。 但这不会只是一场“著名盗
 窃案巡礼”。每看到一件艺术品或物件，Nico [...]
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LOCATION:China\,\, Shanghai
SUMMARY:Dark History Through Art: Stolen Masterpieces & Their Stories
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