This research note considers how intangible heritage can be approached through sound, embodied space, and oral testimony.
It highlights exhibition strategies that avoid isolating ritual objects from their performative context.
Ritual Sound, Performance Space, and Community Memory
Research notes linking performance spaces, oral history, and museum interpretation of intangible heritage.
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