Curating an Exhibition: Making Choices
Students learn about the role of a curator and practice selecting and arranging artworks to tell a specific story or convey a theme.
Key Questions
- Analyze how the arrangement of artworks in a gallery influences the viewer's experience.
- Design a small exhibition around a chosen theme, justifying your artwork selections.
- Explain how a curator's choices can shape the narrative of an exhibition.
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