Stuff matters and moves : analysing environmental consciousness and memory objects through a New Materialist Lens

Subjects: “…Visual Culture Studies…”
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Analysis of ceramic assemblages from four Cape historical sites dating from the late seventeenth century to the mid-nineteenth century by Klose, Jane Elizabeth

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The geometry of social networks by Mackisack, Daniel

“…In this fashion, heterogeneous individuals, communities and experiences of social, cultural and economic realities may remain unshared and isolated from one another. …”
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Creolised objects: A study of material culture as marker of coloured identity by Huigen-Conradie, Stephane Edith

Subjects: “…Assemblage (Art)…”
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Bricolage and assemblage as proponents for a participatory art practice through multicultural dialogue in a South African suburb

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Patchworked creative practice and mobile ecologies by Venter, Marija Anja

“…Many of these mobile systems were standardized and encoded with cultural norms, giving creatives second-hand discourses from which to build their own creative artefacts. …”
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A comparison of hunter-gatherer material culture from Matjes River Rock Shelter and Nelson Bay Cave by Ludwig, Ben

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Ecological and socio-cultural potential of human modified forest landscapes in conservation of tree species diversity : the case of Vhembe biosphere reserve, South Africa

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An investigation of ostrich eggshell bead size variability and the introduction of cup morphology by Wells, Nicola

“…Ostrich eggshell beads are valued not only as decorations but also as important social and cultural symbols by those who create and use them. …”
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Households of the Cape, 1750 to 1850 : inventories and the archaeological record by Malan, Antonia

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Impacts of cage aquaculture on the farm dam ecosystem and its use as a multipurpose resource : implications for irrigation by Du Plessis, D.

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Reformation Landscape

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Just Don't Know How She Does It: a Feminist's Showroom of Subversive Machinations by Robertson, Emily Harriet Bulbring

“…As a point of departure in the development of this project I have focused on how these stereotypes are perpetuated within popular culture. I have taken cues from Pop art especially concerning the way in which these artists have employed images and objects from everyday consumer culture. …”
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Quirimbas: A society reconfigured by nature by Ribeiro, Vera

“…The thesis engages with the social construction of nature and nature assemblage theories to explore how binary approaches to conservation dichotomise ‘nature' and ‘culture' and, in the process, force the reconfiguration of society. …”
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Postcolonial nomadism and the simulated self in images of fragmented identity

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A practice-led exploration of the aesthetics of household waste in selected South African visual artworks

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Transnational identity, historical entanglements and the living archive: between Medu & me by Makin, Kim Karabo

“…The doors of culture shall be opened is an audio-visual exhibition and self-reflexive research project that unpacks transnational identity, historical entanglements, and the living archive, through Medu Art Ensemble as the case in point. …”
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An archaeological investigation of Mahula Hill : a thirteenth century settlement in the southern Kruger National Park.

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Make yourself at home: networked domestic space, place and narrative in middle class South African everyday life by Hiltermann, Jaqueline Elizabeth

“…The home is not only the building in which we live, but a networked assemblage of material and digitally mediated space and place. …”
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The stone tool sequence at little muck shelter, middle Limpopo valley : pre- and post-contact forager technologies

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