Curation and the Public Space · The Modern Gallery and Public Art

The Role of the Curator

Investigating how the arrangement of artworks in a space creates a narrative for the visitor.

Key Questions

  1. 1How does the placement of an object change its perceived value or importance?
  2. 2What ethical considerations must a curator keep in mind when displaying cultural artifacts?
  3. 3How can digital technology enhance or detract from the physical gallery experience?

ACARA Content Descriptions

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Year: Year 10
Subject: The Arts
Unit: Curation and the Public Space
Period: The Modern Gallery and Public Art

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