Curated by Concordia College students of HART 365: Renaissance and Baroque Art History, a course taught by Dr. Danielle Gravon, the following exhibition centers around European interpretations and collecting of non-European art during the early modern colonial period. The pieces in the exhibition range from a Netherlandish silver-gilded coconut cup with biblical engravings and a Beninese ivory salt cellar with intricately carved Portuguese traders to a Puebla ceramic chocolate jar and prints of curiosity cabinets, which display European collections of worldly artifacts. Through these objects students explored colonial interpretations of indigenous art, artistic exchange, global trade, European representations of non-European peoples, and colonial practices of collecting.