Outline of the session - miro board
Outline of the session – miro board
Each member shared the progress of this week’s curatorial project, including specific updates such as site selection confirmation, artist list optimisation, AR process construction, and open discussion on the direction of the exhibition and feasibility of exhibit implementation.
Everyone also reflected and optimised based on last week’s Collective Space setup and audience feedback, such as enhancing the interactivity and accessibility of the works.

Summary:

– Many of the projects have entered the stage of artist communication and venue coordination;
– Many students asked questions and received feedback on ‘how to guide the audience to form a complete exhibition experience’;
– Encourage everyone to design the movement in the context of the artist and the logic of the space.

 

Part 1 - miro board
Part 1 – miro board

Everyone showed the sources of funding they had found in Miro, including specific amounts, applicable conditions, links to applications, and projects to which they might be adapted.

Part 2 - miro board
Part 2 – miro board

A number of students mentioned the importance of ‘spatial narrative’ and ‘rhythm of the exhibition’, which reminded me that in the linkage of the three parts of the theme (man and nature / emotional well-being / immersive sensory experience), not only the content should be connected, but also the overall sense of ‘plasticity’ should be conveyed through spatial transitions and the atmosphere of the exhibition. I was reminded that in linking the three themes (human and nature / emotional health / immersive sensory experience), not only the content should be connected, but also the overall sense of ‘plasticity’ should be conveyed through spatial transitions and ambience. As an emerging curator, I need to find a balance between budget, space and audience, and I have also learnt about some channels for supporting young artists and student programmes.

Group photo of the meeting
Group photo of the meeting

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