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Fieldnotes are short narratives designed primarily for publication on our Instagram that describe a moment, encounter or object from research. In the first of our series, the author considers the role of sculpture in a post-pandemic Singapore landscape.
Museum-ification of churches in Ethiopia, Russia and the U.S. establishes active reference points for new forms of public engagement. Antohin draws upon her experience of these sites as well as contextualization theory to explore how religious media are included in the interpretative space of ‘church-museums’. She suggests that in Ethiopia, where tourism is still a new industry, multiple subjectivities and modes of interpretation may emerge through the display and reception of religious media in a public context.
