Data projector
Exhibiting Space
Workshops chosen from a range of Faculty facilities available that are appropriate to your project or could serve to develop that practice.
Technical skills modulettes, as appropriate.
DVD
Room with blackout
Library
Student word-processing facilities
Internet access
Gallery lighting
The Blackboard virtual learning environment will be available (where relevant) to support this module. Details will be supplied in the module handbook.

Lectures
Seminars
Group critiques
External Visits
Practical Classes and workshops
Academic workshops
Online resources
Technical skills: modulettes.
Group working.

Key Information Sets (KIS):
Scheduled learning and teaching activities 10%
Guided independent study 90%

Consisting of: An exhibition curated by a team, an individual exhibition catalogue, detailing the rationale and contextual background for the hanging and production of the exhibition, a diary/research file which documents all aspects of planning and delivering an exhibition.

Key Information sets:
100% Coursework

This module introduces you to issues arising from the exhibition of your work with others, and allows you to explore how exhibiting can transform the way work is received and interpreted. It will provide a physical space for exhibitions which will be curated and installed by students, and you will gain practical and conceptual knowledge of the mechanics of exhibiting. You will consider the appropriateness of hanging devices, object supports and intervention, as well as considering methods for collecting viewer feedback.
Each individual will document and reflectively analyse the processes of negotiating, planning and delivering a group exhibition, analysing through diary, research file or blog.
You will then present your particular approach to the curation and delivery of the project, through an individual curator's catalogue. The catalogue will begin with a short (500 word) introductory essay, and go on to set out the work of all exhibited artists.

Bruce Altshuler, 2010. A Manual For the 21st Century Art Institution. Edition. Walther Konig, Koln.
Debbie Duffin, 1994. Investigating Galleries: The Artist's Guide to Exhibiting (Artists Handbooks). Edition. AN: Artist Information Company.
Beryl Graham, 2010. Rethinking Curating: Art after New Media (Leonardo Book Series). First Edition Edition. The MIT Press.
Lucy Lippard, 2008. A Brief History of Curating (Documents). Edition. JRP|Ringier.
Hans Ulrich Obrist, 2011. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Curating* But Were Afraid to Ask. Edition. Sternberg Press.
Brian O'Doherty, 1986. Inside the White Cube: The Ideology of the Gallery Space. 1st Book Ed Edition. Lapis Pr.
Judith Rugg et al, 2008. Issues in Curating Contemporary Art and Performance. Edition. Intellect Ltd.
Gavin (ed) Wade, 2001. Curating in the 21st Century. Edition. Cornerhouse Publications.