“……groundbreaking efforts have emerged from curators working independently as well as those affiliated with smaller galleries and museums or alternative spaces, where a quicker response time ,more curatorial autonomy, and less financially onerous stakes allow for a concomitantly greater ability to experiment and take risks “
What makes a great exhibition. Paula Marincola.
Beginning to realise some of the pros and cons of having an exhibition in a none traditional space.
1 although I have to negotiate with the buildings owners (the vicar ). I don’t have an experienced curator to rely on. The whole curatorial responsibility is on my shoulders. However, it does give me more freedom to have control over the work.
2 all the practical elements will be controlled by me. Titles, information, guest list, opening times, etc.
Ian Gibson Art 