Exhibition Set Up (Rework)

Our lecturer dropped by a few hours before the opening and gave us a curatorial feedback. The second room (with 3 sets of work) started becoming a supercrit display instead of an exhibition display. Using blutack as well was not helping us. We tried avoiding using pins on the wall but we realised we need push ourselves more and commit in making this exhibition work.

We decided to use pins then put a plaster afterwards and paint the walls. Through re-grouping, we manage to reorganise the room to a more fitting exhibition. We decided to lay the table flat, instead of using it as an easel. Then we took out the pin ups on the wall and stacked them together and put them on a plinth.

Feedback from our lecturer

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Invitations

The private invitations for this event were straight forward but so important to us. As we wanted all our private invitees to attend we got our invites printed on high quality silver card.

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Location

Before we locked down the Roxburgh St Art location we looked at other possible options. After seeing a post from another student in the exhibition paper Facebook group I emailed bill.giannakakis@gmail.com to find out more about the space above Glassons. I was not able to get a response therefore we sticked to the Roxburgh. From the images shared on Facebook, I liked how the space was wider even though it is only one room. Photo from Facebook group 5 Roxburgh St Mount Victoria The Roxburgh St Art was our initial location that we found more suited to our original concept of Behind the Façade, we decided to stick with this as it meets our price range how close it is and we like that it is not completely similar to a white cube gallery space. Before we locked down the space we had a phone call meeting with Denise to discuss what we wanted to do with it as well as set up time for a site visit. We kept in touch mostly through emails. For the ...

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