New collecting theory and practice
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The theory, ethics and practice of collecting is a key issue in the curriculum of the Reinwardt Academie (Amsterdam). After a brief introduction of the training programmes offered by the academy, a theoretical framework is presented and elaborated on the basis of some projects in Amsterdam, Zoetermeer in Düsseldorf. The presentation emphasis the role of participation in collecting.
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