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Art, outrage, dialogue: a McLuhan reading of three visual communicative practices in Cape Town public space
This mini-dissertation places a specific focus on the City of Cape Town and considers the space between aesthetics, commercial interest and social relevance in public visual communication practices. Instead of making a general statement or providing a value judgement, this research examines the natu...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2016
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