
Times Change, and So Do We
The museum has followed NAGPRA since its launch in the 1990s and the Native Arts team is committed to ensuring the museum remains in compliance.
The museum has followed NAGPRA since its launch in the 1990s and the Native Arts team is committed to ensuring the museum remains in compliance.
The Native Arts department shares details about their work with Indigenous communities, particularly in relation to cultural property and the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA).
Watch a video lecture of Senior Provenance Researcher Lori Iliff discussing case studies of repatriations from the museum's collection.
As part of the museum's ongoing research into the provenance of works in its collections, 11 antiquities from Southeast Asia have been deaccessioned.
The DAM has anticipated the new NAGPRA guidelines, which went into effect on January 12, since they were initially proposed.
Renée Albiston's presentation tracking research to establish the provenance of a painting by Amadeo Modigliani.
The museum has invested heavily in researching provenance and posting provenance information for pieces added online.
As part of the museum's ongoing provenance efforts, we are sharing information about past repatriations.
The DAM participates in the Digital Benin project, which helps identify facts about objects linked to the 1897 raid of the Kingdom of Benin.
Provenance research has been a part of our work at the museum for many decades and will be for many more.
La investigación de procedencia constituye un aspecto central del papel del DAM como museo enciclopédico.
Lori Iliff took on the new role of Senior Provenance Researcher in the summer of 2022.