Most anthropologists argue that art in museums should be presented with little or no supplemental information because such "context" is inherently biased.

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Most anthropologists actually argue the opposite - that art in museums should be presented with contextual information in order to better understand the social and cultural meanings behind the artwork. Some argue that presenting art without context can actually perpetuate biases and misunderstandings.

Most Anthropologists Argue That Art in Museums Should Be Presented