Curatorial notes - things to think about

 After receiving the updates from the venue manager, myself and Warren are presented of a list of things to think about regarding the curation of the show...

- how many mannequins we definitely want 

- how many podiums for the mannequins we want and how tall do we want each of them

- if we will use the unit we have been offered and how it will come into play with the rest of the exhibition

- what we will put on show in the unit

- whether we will put a partition wall beneath the stairs and/or will be drape fabric from the stairs to the floor behind the mannequins

- if we are unable to use the large white wall at the back, how will we include sketches/photos in the exhibition that were going to be shown in the gallery wall

- will we still have the collage of film stills underneath the stairs, how far will this go up

- will we have wooden flooring for underneath the mannequins, in what shape and how large

- if we do have the gallery wall, how many photoframes will we need


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