What does it mean to curate? This module introduces critical approaches in curating, across a variety of global contexts, and historic and contemporary art. It considers a range of concepts and methods such as the role of the curator, institutional contexts, audiences, interpretation and display. The module critically engages with the scholarship, primary sources and case studies.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module students should be able to:
demonstrate a detailed and comprehensive knowledge of the module's taught content and of the approaches taken in related scholarship
demonstrate a critical understanding of key concepts and theoretical approaches in curating
identify and critically evaluate a range of methods and arguments used in primary and secondary sources relating to the module
demonstrate advanced proficiency in writing skills
