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Perceptions and experiences of selected participants engaging with a digitally curated environmental Outsider Art collection
This study uses the Owl House in Nieu Bethesda as an exemplar for interrogating the possibilities of digital curation in South Africa. It draws on a conceptual framework encompassing the digital humanities, museology, Baudrillard's notion of simulation, as well as contemporary research and similar s...
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Department of Knowledge and Information Stewardship
2024
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