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Curation as methodology
DOI:10.1177/1468794120922144.png)
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The term curation was once only utilized by museum professionals. Currently, the term seems to have been borrowed by aesthetically-minded persons looking to collect ideas or objects. Through a detailed account of one curatorial process, this article aims to convey the richness of context, the depth of connection, and the promotion of new ideas classically associated with curation. Drawing on these methods, the author begins to develop an outline of curation as a transferrable methodology, useful for exploration of aesthetic works as they related to sociocultural histories. As an exemplar collection of artworks, illustrations of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland provide content to explore the depth and breadth of curation as a methodology.
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Qualitative research
big data
illustration and text
illustration (art)-exhibitions
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
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