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Un-structuring Museums: reclaiming agency and space in the Company Gardens
This dissertation explores the impact of colonial museum-making methods on the communities which they serve and the human body. Based on this research it then proposes alternative approaches to museum-making in a post-colonial context. The inquiry begins with an exploration of the history of museums...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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