Hiya!
So today I wanted to share this with you. I am a Level 3 Photography Student at City College Norwich. We're currently planning an Exhibition on our own (no help from staff etc,). I didn't realise how hard it was to plan and make an Exhibition until we started so, here's the things to consider when planning an Exhibition!
1.) Money
How are you going to get money? Are you going to charge people to enter? Are you going to charge Exhibitors? Can you apply for grants or loans? What we decided to do was, charge everyone who wanted to Exhibit a fee of £7 each, therefore we have a sturdy base of money. Our second way was fundraising. We're planning to do a bake sale, this could generate between £10-£30. We're also planning to do a 'Great Photography Bake Off', this is where people will bring in 1 bake from home and pay to try each bake and vote, we're very competitive so this will be fun... we hope!2.) Venue
What venue? Is it wheelchair accessible? How much is a daily/weekly/hourly rate? Do they charge for electricity? What's the footfall like? These are the things you have to think about when choosing your venue. We've been struggling to find and agree on a suitable venue. So we're still looking for a venue but we have one in mind.3.) Name and Date
What will you name it? When could it be? How long will it be? We can't agree on a name. We wanted it to be named something funny but not to do with photography. However we have a time frame in mind.4.) Work to Exhibit?
Do you have enough people to Exhibit? What we thought is if people put at least 2 pieces in each we'll definitely have enough. We also decided not to take commission if peoples work sell as we felt people deserved to keep the money for their hardwork.That's what we have thought of to be the biggest things to think of when planning an exhibition.
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