Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Stop if you Think you've Heard This One Before!
This was an exhibition set up by some 2nd year students, I was impressed with the variety of work and with the catalogue.
Business Card
I have just ordered my business cards to put near my exhibition for people to take away with them if they wish, I am excited for them to arrive to see what they look like. I used the images of my work that Dave Overton took, which will also be in the catalogue. I kept them simple on the back with only relevant information.
Projection
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I have decided that instead of having two sound pieces I will have one playing out loud and one projected onto the back wall, so that it is presented in a way that the viewer can still read it and it will be part of the work. I have been experimenting with different pens and sizing to insure I get it looking perfect. I am handwriting it, as this gives it a personal feel to it, like the sound piece has to it, it is also going to be projected using OHP as this makes it look as though its an old page torn out of a diary.
Sketch for Model
This was the sketch and measurments that I used to make the model of the room/gallery space for my degree show.
Update
Documentation video of 'A Storm is blowing in Paradise' Exhibition has been posted in 'Film' Tab along the top of the blog.
Model
These are images of a model I have made, to help me plan how the installation will look. It is all to scale and I will make little model furniture to put inside it. To help towards the Degree Show Exhibition.
Degree Show Progress
So far I have been concentrating on making the short stories the best possible, had a little go at some recordings which I will post on here soon.
Also I have done some preparation for the installation. I have cleaned and painted these furniture so they are now looking in pristine condition.
Also I have done some preparation for the installation. I have cleaned and painted these furniture so they are now looking in pristine condition.
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