Artworks reflect on artefacts from the Bodleian Libraries’ colonial collections in a new exhibition

Published on November 29, 2022

How much of our thinking is framed by our predecessors? And how much is our present behaviour informed by past actions? Some of the questions posed by These Things Matter at the Weston Library.
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