MFA Prep for next week:

 

Curatorial Team:

Survey to all grads to gather information:

1. Please list the work that you want included in the End of Year Show (it needn't be completed work as of now). Include medium, size, duration (if motion).

2. Tell us what you want to address about your work, or, in other words, what you address in your work. What is your intent? What is your lens?

3. Do you feel strongly about any ideas that you think should be collectively conveyed in the show? Please comment if so.

 

Physical Design Team

Using input from survey, each team member shares sketches and examples of design approach to accommodates the diverse needs. Examples from other exhibitions that you think would work.

 

For Tuesday, 1-3 different approaches that the team (all 6 of you!) agrees are good directions.

 

 

 

BFA + MFA Decisions.

 

Undergrad show title! If____ then_____

Grad show title:

URL: gdshow2012.calarts.edu

BFA Prep for next week:

 

Curatorial Team:

1. Confirm concept, title and sub-title, and refine curatorial statement: Consider the punctuation and capitalization of title:

If _____ , then ______.

if _____ then ______

If ______. Then ______.

or ?

2. Get a better sense of what work will go in the show

3. Using the curatorial statement as a model begin to think about writing style/voice/approach of written texts. Draft some examples. For example:

A project description

What a year level is about

Label for one person

 

Online Exhibition Team

1. With Online and Physical Teams propose Exhibition palette: Create a "Style Guide" showing the following:

Shapes/Forms (i.e. Frames, boxes, surfaces)

Typefaces (2 or 3)

Colors (no more than 8)

2. Sketches for online exhibition approach and look ‘n feel, aligning with exhibition palette

3. Rough of site map

 

Physical Design Team

1.  With Online and Publicity Teams propose Exhibition palette: (Think practical! i.e. budget). Create a "Style Guide" showing the following:

Shapes/Forms (i.e. Frames, boxes, surfaces)

Materials (i.e. cardboards, tape, paint)

Typefaces (2 or 3)

Colors (no more than 8)

2. Create a Google Presentation compiling the favorite ideas for Physical exhibition from Tuesday's class. Refine the ideas based on the palette that's developed.

 

Publicity/Wayfinding Team:

1. With Online and Physical Exhibition Teams propose Exhibition palette: (Think practical! i.e. budget). Create a "Style Guide" showing the following:

Shapes/Forms (i.e. Frames, boxes, surfaces)

Materials (i.e. cardboards, tape, paint)

Typefaces (2 or 3)

Colors (no more than 8)

2. Propose identify design for exhibition title treatment (speak with curatorial)