When a protest ends, what remains, and who decides how it is remembered?
Our new article explores how protest memories endure and introduces virtual museums of protest art as “counter-archival empathy machines.”
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Literature review: virtual museum of protest art as empathy machine
Purpose. This study offers an integrative narrative review of interdisciplinary scholarship on protest art, digital circulation, surveillance, memory and immersive media. It aims to examine how memori...
