Thanks for the rousing class discussion over the notions of “exhibition” and “mediation.” Here is a link to a website called Sedef’s Corner that shows images of exhibitions from the 18th and 19th Centuries. If you have visited art museums or galleries, you will notice a marked difference between how works are shown today and how they were displayed in previous periods.
![Art exhibition, Academie des Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1748- 1890. From http://www.sedefscorner.com/2011/03/salon-different-artistic-styles-from.html](http://dtc-wsuv.org/wp/exhibits-archives/files/2016/02/annualparissalon.jpg)
Art exhibition, Academie des Beaux-Arts in Paris from 1748- 1890. From http://www.sedefscorner.com/2011/03/salon-different-artistic-styles-from.html
A special thank you Kate who captured the words that you all provided in our talk about personal goals for exhibitions. You said that exhibitions should “incite” the following responses:
- Aesthetic
- Educational
- Emotional
- Introspective
- Engagement with the Unknown
- Interest in reproducing the experience
- Curiosity
- Persuasive
- Call to Action
- Desire to Pull Together a/the Community
- Passion
- Reflection
- Engagement with the Sublime
- Cerebral
- Innovative
- Immersive
- Preservation/documentation
- Motivation
You should be thinking of how these ideas can be applied to Game Changers.