ExhibitsIntroductionAn exhibit is a presentation of a body of work. Exhibitions are similar todisplays, with subtle differences. You will not often have an occasion to set upan exhibit, but you should know the fine line between a display and exhibit.ExhibitsThe work in the exhibit may be by one creator or by many creators in one style.There need not be an overriding theme.For example, an exhibition ofSalvadore Dali will have only work created by Dali but, an exhibition ofSurrealists will contain work by Dali, Magritte, and other artists in the sameschool of thought. Exhibits are usually somber, surrounded by as muchneutrality as possible so as not to interfere with the impact of the workpresented. Exhibits are intended for large, transitory audiences with afundamental interest in the material on exhibit. Advertise an exhibit to createpre-opening interest.LocationLocate an exhibit near heavily trafficked areas. Keep the exhibit room quiet,scrupulously clean, and the room temperature cool.Select a spacious andsecure area, such as a conference room or classroom. When an exhibit closes,you should be able to lock the space.4-3
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