Exhibition research part 5

This is another exhibition example where the light greatly affects the art pieces of the exhibition. This technique is mostly used to direct the audience to the exhibition pieces; it’s lit of carefully in the right coordinates to make sure the light is directed at the pieces. The light is in focus on the room and it is pointed directed at the installations and pieces. This is what instantly attracts and draws the audience to look at the pieces with great interest. Also the colour of the light intensifies how important the pieces are and are a major influence to the exhibition. Audiences like contrast, especially when it comes to light contrast, it gives the pieces a more refined definition to them and greatly effects the depth in all the pieces. As previously mentioned before in the other example of the use of light in exhibitions is it helps convey a degree of warmness when you are next to the light, generally people do not like darkness, and would venture forward toward the light.

Exhibition research Part 4

Light is an important element it conveys mood, or inspires it greatly, it gives on a sense of depth, which help the art or design pieces greatly. There are particular light show exhibitions, it also gives the audience a particular navigation to the art pieces and it also gives certain art pieces importance. It could help tell a story about particular pieces as well. The colour of the lights would help ease or give the particular exhibition certain intensity. In example there are different shades of red could provide intensity, stress, romance, relaxation and so on.

I mentioned this exhibition earlier in a previous post, but I'd like to add a little more detail

In this particular exhibition example it shows different styles of photography and how the light is underneath the pieces is giving a sense of mood and direction. Firstly, It helps give the pieces a dominant sense of interest from everything else in the room, separating the room from interesting to the uninteresting parts in that area.  The installations in the room help address a retro style which with the use of the light also giving the feeling of a chairo scuro effect.

 The reflection of light is only coming from the lights in the art pieces inside the room which help express the object by the sense of importance. The light could have been done differently in some pieces I could see the glow overflow certain pieces, which in any case would irritate the audience members and it could also have help out if there was a sense of light in description of the work. One could barely see the title of the exhibition which is hardly visible because there is no sense of light in that particular area. As advised the mood was perceived to give a retro-style-feeling to the entire room, which could be especially seen on the wooden installations.  The wooden containers which contain the art pieces also help out the work greatly as it attracts the audience, since it gives a feeling of warmth inside the dull and dark room. 

Exhibition Research: Part 3.

It might not be achievable for the exhibition area struck me as it gives me with curiosity with its particular layout, the certain shapes used with the installment, and elements of design. One particular example is how the work is showcased. It is showcasing the development of the pieces. I would imagine the particular shapes are introducing some sort of function by providing it with a particular object of development piece.  It’s something that might be of use to instruct the particular audience with different designs, or just to provide the generally area with interest. 

I find this an interesting element, for my particular interest in both photography and conceptual art. It could be annoying for some of the audiences seeing that they have to either duck down or tiptoe up to see particular pieces. The best is to probably average the height of the average citizen and work with that particular size, however the area is clean, and it’s simple and for pieces of photography or art could be very interesting, clean and so on. I wish it would have included lights on top of the pieces, I imagine this exhibition pieces were presented during the day, because I could see any mounted light pieces on any of the particular pieces. In of which could be annoying for any of the pieces to be seen by any of the audience at night.   At least the light should be put nicely in part of the installation on the ceiling. 

Exhibition's 2

Function of space: Depth is portrayed with different elements here. One of these elements is the repetition which gives a particular depth in all these exhibits. Size: size is another element that gives on the particular depth. Another is values and colour the further it appears the light gives more of depth feeling to the room. Spatial areas are more than welcome in an exhibition open areas give a definition of ease, especially in large and larger audiences. Function of space is also using as little possible space and providing functions and also as much accessibility possible. 

This exhibition area shows how the exhibitioner has resulted to stack and show various amount of his or her art work examples, which in this particular case is stone work, he or she has used the sense of space neatly and in a uniform manner, the size of the pieces help give a definition of depth. The light shines throughout different feature pieces, which gives in another indication of depth, the piece is also providing itself with different senses of depth as mentioned earlier, and one particular example is the distance from piece to another. The exhibitioner has also provided a seating arrangement in front of his or her piece. The installment could have been done better, especially in placement, because particular pieces are harder to see then others. The background is clear and makes this particular piece stand out further. 

1: Exhibition Analysis

Accessibility and navigation: It’s an easily accessible area; it’s open to the public, with no special direction.

Design elements: There’s a board displaying information, it has no light to illuminate it and it might be difficult for the viewer to read it, but seeing it is already in an in close area and the spacing between every line, and the words are seen I would imagine people who are presented this information from in front could easily find it legible, other art work such as the photographs are placed into light, which let the viewer’s easily render the image.  There is also a hard to read title for an exhibition on the wood itself.

The materials used are wood, corrugated materials, and lights.

An interesting feature to work with light, and use minimal amounts of space, having parts of the exhibition spaces using light under the content to show where the emphasis is, the room is darkened and the only lights appearing is coming from the content itself.