Curating and Exhibition Design
Students learn the principles of curating artwork, designing exhibition spaces, and engaging audiences.
Key Questions
- How does the arrangement of artworks in a gallery influence their interpretation?
- Compare the challenges of curating a physical exhibition versus a virtual one.
- Design an exhibition layout for a specific theme, justifying your choices for flow and presentation.
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