Saturday, 21 July 2012

Definition of Exhibition



1.       What is an Exhibition?
-     a public display of art, products, skills, activities
            http://www.thefreedictionary.com/exhibition
-    a public display, as of the work of artists or artisans, the products of farms or factories, the skills of performers, or objects of general interest.
                                    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/exhibition

2.       What venues would be suitable?
-          Galleries
-          Museums
-          Cinemas
-          Conventions

3.       What media could I use?
Any form of media can be used.

4.       Who are the stakeholders?
-          Stakeholders: any person, group or organisation with a vested interest in the outcome of a body of work.
                        http://www.immi.gov.au/about/stakeholder-engagement/key/
-     Key stakeholder: any stakeholder with significant influence on, or significantly impacted by, the work and where these interests and influence must be recognised if the work is to be successful.

5.       What resources are needed?
Required resources in an exhibition can fall into multiple categories. Required resources when setting up an exhibition as a whole will likely include:
-          Money
-          Physical Workforces
For individual exhibits in the exhibition resources can include:
-          Lighting technology
-          Video displays
-          Physical platforms and stands
-          Protective instruments (glass cases, caution signs, fencing)

6.       How do I promote it?
An exhibition can be promoted through advertising. It can be advertised through any media source. Eg;
-          Web Advertising
-          Television
-          Radio
-          Poster

7.       Where can I get more information on exhibitions?
Information on exhibitions in Australia can be found in sites such as: http://www.aec.net.au/ and http://www.eeaa.com.au/
Some may include information on career opportunities in the industry. http://aec.net.au/content.php?content_id=career

Information on exhibitions in general can be found on information websites such as Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exhibition

Specific exhibitions may also have a website for information, or a contactable phone number/email.


4 comments:

  1. Keiran - good start, but incomplete. From your Power Point from last week, please address:
    2. Sources of Information
    3. GROUP EXERCISE - Exhibition Perspectives

    then add an IMAGE and a YouTube or other URL with commentary. Please refer to the Task 01 doc for details, then email me when done.

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  2. Keiran - great effort, but needs some tweaking. Please read your task 01 Blog Creation doc again for Task requirements.

    You need to label this entry "Week 01 - Origination"
    then cut and paste all the questions and answer them inline, e.g. you missed:

    2. Sources of Information

    • What are the top 5 search engines?
    • What is the benefit of using different search engines?
    • What alternatives are there to search engine use?
    • What are some different ways to word your web searches?
    • Referencing Methods: see Visual Diary Specs / Showreel Specs

    3. GROUP EXERCISE - Exhibition Perspectives
    • TOPIC: How do I put on an exhibition from my group perspective?
    __________________________________________________________________

    then add your own observations and research PLUS you need and image + YouTube or website link and commentary in your research.

    Please complete this blog and email me when done.
    Cheers - Mark.

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  3. Keiran - where is Week 02?

    Reading Quiz
    Thinking Game
    IDEO presentation & discussion......

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  4. As discussed in c2D/3D class today, you will need to get all your blog postings up to date in 2D, 3D and origination units. I am giving you until Tuesday 14th. AUG 9am to complete everything.
    That's
    Week 01- 2D
    Week 01- 3D
    Week 01- Origination
    and the same for Weeks 02, 03 & 04.

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