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The Afronautic Research Lab

The Afronautic Research Lab

Camille Turner

2016-ongoing

Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador

Research-creation project and exhibition

http://camilleturner.com/

Crocker, Eva. "Camille Turner's Piece on NL's Role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade is Literally Out of This World." The Overcast: Newfoundland's Alternative Newspaper. 2016. https://theovercast.ca/

The Afronautic Research Lab is an installation of a collection of documents and primary resources that counter what is presented as true history in Newfoundland, highlighting hidden connections to slavery. The public is invited to come into the room and engage with materials, which consists of newspapers from the 18th century and books that feature evidence of ships being built in Newfoundland that were used to transport slaves from Africa to the Caribbean and America.