Filed under: session | Tags: critique, exhibition, feedback, response, review
Scott Green, head of subject for art at Derby University cam to talk with us about the Connect exhibition. within the gallery space he gave his first impressions and then went onto speak in detail about each part of the display and individual’s work.
The questions and responses were helpful in allowing me to develop an overall view of the show as well as some insight into a first reaction from an outsider to my work. This will be used to add to my exhibiting module assignment 2 – critical review.
Filed under: session | Tags: costing, crafts council, finance, price, register of makers, research
Heather rigg covered aspects of cash flow and finance, including forecasting for the first year of business / career.
It terms of comparing my prices in relation to the competition Heather suggested looking at the Crafts Council’s DIRECTORY OF MAKERS.
Filed under: session | Tags: education, engagement, gallery, tasks, worksheet
Today’s session with Maggie was covering the history of galleries and their use within education.
Of the information provided the most useful was in relation to how we can incorporate some form of learning experience into our exhibition. The examples of packs and booklets from a range of galleries really inspired us to do something that involes questions to engage visitors and provide feedback about our audience at the same time. Gizella will make a draft copy of th format and we will each give a question and image to be included in a gallery worksheet.
For Maggie I need to get the value of the work (price list), text for the exhibtion panel and text for the display labels ready for 14th April.
