1. Unfurl: Clare Thornton Artist in Residence Inspired by newly arrived M&M Collection and the concept of the ‘reveal’ 1 11 March 2016 Performance (Red Lodge) Photo installation (Red Lodge) Exhibition (TC) Talks/tours (TC) Student work (TC)

2. Unfurl: A small suite of activities 2 11 March 2016 A big impact: performance at Red Lodge doubled the visitor numbers, several hundred attended TC exhibition and/or events, several thousand were aware of it through media etc.

3. Unfurl: Some Reflections Artist given direct access to archive (trust) Chose objects, present them ‘her’ way (believe) Visual approach was more prominent than the academic narrative (challenge) Who has a ‘right’ to state what an object’s story might be. What story is the ‘right’ one? (question) 3 11 March 2016

4. Unfurl: Some unexpected thinking 4 11 March 2016

5. Unfurl: What the curators and the artist gained Curators: New exhibition! Learnt new display and interpretation techniques Intellectual stimulation sparking new curatorial debates New audiences Student partnerships and theatre Bristol paper Confidence for new projects Artist: Chance to work with new, unknown material Exposure to new ideas and techniques Creative and academic stimulation New spaces and new audiences New partnerships 5 11 March 2016

6. Unfurl: AiR Immediate and lasting impact Programme of events and activities that were both stimulating and enjoyable for everyone concerned A legacy of work (Unfurl box and photo) Interest about documentation within the theatre and performance sector (Theatre Bristol piece) New ways of thinking and doing for curators and artists Lead the way for more creative partnerships Our visitors also thought it was very successful 6 11 March 2016

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