Appreciation Visit to an Art Gallery. Previous questions on L.Cert 2004 – Choose and name a gallery or museum you have visited. Discuss the techniques.

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Appreciation Visit to an Art Gallery

Previous questions on L.Cert 2004 – Choose and name a gallery or museum you have visited. Discuss the techniques used to engage and inform the visitor, emphasising layout, access, lighting, labelling of exhibits, the use of modern technology and the provision of general information.

What is an Art gallery? An art gallery is: A place where works of art are collected, cared for, researched, interpreted and displayed for everyone to visit and enjoy.

Considerations of an exhibition Public access Lighting Colour scheme Hanging of paintings Display of sculpture Labelling clear and concise Catering for people with special needs.

Public access Entrance Car/ bus parking Attractive exterior Clear walk ways Exits Easy flow around the exhibition.

Lighting Natural light- windows Sufficient amount Effect on art work Artificial light- spot lights Shine on work at 45< to stop casting shadow Effect on painting

Colour scheme White walls: Provides extra light Space appears larger Colours of painting stand out

Hanging of paintings Hung at eye level Spread out from each other Hung level Complement other paintings in the room Size of room in conjunction with the size of painting. Labelled appropriately

Display of sculpture Displayed on plinths or free standing Sufficient room to walk around work and appreciate it Spaced properly Labelled properly Sculpture complements other work in the room

Labelling Name of Artist Title of work Medium Price Hung under the work As painting sell this, is indicated by a red dot being placed on the label

Catering for special needs Wheelchair accessible entrance Wide corridors Disabled toilet Elevators Sufficient floor space within the exhibition

Documentation Floor map Artist statement Brochure General information Advertising – posters, flyers, newspapers invitations

Layout of display