Where Colours Breathe, June 21, 2024 from the series Heavenly Bodies by Temiloluwa Johnson. Courtesy of the artist

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Augusta Curiel, The arrival by ship of indentured labourers from former British India and the former Dutch East Indies in Paramaribo, 1928. Courtesy of Wereldmuseum TM-60005762

Augusta Curiel, Loading bacoven (bananas) onto a boat in the transport trench at the Waterland plantation, ca. 1915. Courtesy of Koninklijke Verzamelingen FA-0353-30

Augusta Curiel, Portrait of a Javanese woman with a child in a slendang, ca. 1920. Courtesy of Wereldmuseum TM-60006336

Augusta Curiel, Grandma on her bicycle, Paramaribo, 1912-1914 © Private collection

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