Performative Curation is a curatorial framework in museum studies that integrates embodied, temporal, and participatory practices into exhibition-making, thereby transforming the traditional role of the curator from a passive organizer of objects to an active agent in the co-creation of meaning through performative engagement.
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Curation as a new literacy practice
John Potter, Øystein Gilje · E-Learning and Digital Media · 2015 · 22 citations · Full text
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