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Elisions and lacunae: aspects of South African landscape in relation to public and private identities
This project is concerned with articulating a number of positions around meaning and hegemony in museums and how such relationships can be refigured. It looks at how texts have been written in a unique exhibition in South Africa, the William Fehr Collection at the Castle. This Collection is unique i...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2023
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