Studio Arts Exam Revision booklet - Bendigo Art Gallery

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STUDIO ARTS UNIT 4 EXHIBITION FOCUS PAUL GUEST PRIZE 2010 View a current exhibition; research aspects of the preparation and presentation of the exhibition with reference to: The classification of gallery/exhibition space, for example, public or commercial gallery, alternative art space or online exhibition. Bendigo Art Gallery is a public art space, owned and operated by the City of Greater Bendigo (local government) and retaining an independent Board of Management who oversees investment of funds for acquisition. There is a very diverse range of artists included in the show from established artists through to young emerging artists. This means that artists get their work shown in a major regional gallery amongst their peers when then might not ordinarily have the opportunity to do so. What audiences do you think this exhibition caters for? How does this relate to the goals of a public gallery? Why do you think a commercial or artist run gallery would not show an exhibition such as this? The main characteristics of the exhibition space The exhibition is displayed in the Gallery’s main temporary exhibition space. The exhibition is kept simple and all works are hung singly and the walls are kept off-white to create a clean, contemporary space for display. There is an introductory text panel but no interpretative information for individual artworks. As this is a prize based exhibition with a large number of artworks, why do you think there are no extended labels? Do you think the judging process has an impact on the choice of label display? How does the colour of off-white work with the contemporary theme of the exhibition? What is another name for a simple white exhibition space in an art gallery? The approach for displaying artworks 23
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