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Activate / Captivate - WITS ART MUSEUM ~ edited by De Becker / Nettleton

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Activate / Captivate - WITS ART MUSEUM ~ edited by De Becker / NettletonĀ 

Large glossy soft cover
Excellent conditionĀ 

Exhibition catalogue

A richly illustrated exhibition catalogue showcasing the depth and diversity of WAMs African art holdings. It emerged from the museums Collections Re-engagement Project, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

📚 The volume features contributions from 14 scholars, exploring themes like:

  • The architectural transformation of WAM from Lawsons Garage into a vibrant museum space.

  • The evolution of WAMs collections over nine decades, including donor histories and curatorial challenges.

  • Object biographies that trace the cultural and historical significance of individual artworks.

  • Reflections on authenticity, craft, and the blurred lines between art and ethnography.

  • Educational outreach and how WAM engages learners through immersive exhibitions.

🖼 Highlights include insights into exhibitions like Ngezinyawo Migrant Journeys and Doing Hair, as well as a live mural created during the show. The catalogue is a testament to how university museums can serve both academic and public audiences through research, education, and creative engagement.

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