Give an idea
a place to happen.
From what you want to say to how people understand it. Three practical tools bring artworks, audiences and delivery into one workspace.
Your very own exhibition.
Pick three works for a tiny gallery. One small decision at a time.
- 1Theme
- 2Works
- 3Arrange
- 4One sentence
TASK 1 / 4
Where will you take us?
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Start with who, and why.
A curatorial brief sets an organisation’s parameters; a proposal explains your idea and its feasibility. Connect audience, story, objects and space, and explain why each work belongs.
Return to the work with a question.
Read a guide or watch a film, note one detail, then return to your own proposal and interpretation. Existing questions, glossary entries and Art21 viewing guides remain on their original pages.