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Visualising Human Migrations in Cape Town The story of three ships through ‘time’, ‘space’ and ‘memory’
This practice-led PhD contributes to an understanding of contemporary art practice as a tool to render visible and unravel capitalist imaginaries within the field of migration studies. Focusing on the theme of contemporary and historical migrations at Cape Town through research conducted on three sh...
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Department of Drama
2020
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