Uncover innovative ethnographic insights into the dynamic interplay of art, anthropology, and contested heritage. This compelling volume explores how artistic methods and community practices empower minority voices and shape cultural identity, offering new approaches to transmitting challenging heritage. Examine critical case studies on colonialism, memorials, and identity shifts, providing essential understanding for academics, students in anthropology, art history, and cultural studies, and heritage professionals. A must-read for grasping contemporary heritage debates and evolving notions of identity.