Brittany Louise Myburgh

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Brittany Louise Myburgh is a PhD candidate in Art History at the University of Toronto, Canada. Her research is broadly concerned with the intersections of technology, society, and early twentieth century art. She is also the founder and journal manager of art magazine ‘The Six Hundred’. Originally from Aotearoa/New Zealand, Brittany maintains an interest in contemporary Oceanic artistic practices and manages ‘Re:Locations’, the University of Toronto’s Journal of the Asia Pacific-World.

Last Known Location:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Presentations:

Title: Seeing is Sensing: Three Strategies for Multisensory Experience in Mixed Reality Art
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