Academy of Radio and Television Broadcasting Virtual Museum Exhibit PPT I have attached a power point that contains instruction for this task………… F

Academy of Radio and Television Broadcasting Virtual Museum Exhibit PPT I have attached a power point that contains instruction for this task………… Fine Arts Appreciation
What is a Curator:
The title curator is
given to a person
who selects and
interprets works of
art.
The word Curator
comes from the
Latin curare
meaning “to take
care.”
CREATE A VIRTUAL MUSEUM EXHIBIT. DETERMINE A
THEME FOR YOUR EXHIBIT. THEN CHOOSE THE PIECES
WHICH YOU WOULD PUT ON DISPLAY IF YOU WERE
ACTUALLY ABLE TO MOUNT YOUR SHOW IN A MUSEUM.
There are a variety of possible ways to present your project:
PowerPoint
Photo Album
Art Project
Video
Pick a theme for your museum show – it could
be something like “Freedom” or “Motherly
Love” or “The Dignity of Work.” Try to pick a
broad theme so that you can select art from a
wide range of pieces, but choose something
that interests you.
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Race in America
Laughter is the Best Medicine
Reaching for the Stars
Love and Death
Sports in Art
Based on your Identity or Culture
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Start searching for art work which fits with your theme.
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In addition, you will need to represent at least 2 issues around
identity and culture.
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You will be including a minimum of 20 2-dimensional visual art
pieces, at least 3 of which should be photographs.
Find a minimum of 3 sculptures to include in the
exhibit which fit in with your overall theme.
Freedom!
Include one video of a movement piece or dance or video
installation art piece that expresses something about
your theme.
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Give your exhibit a soundtrack,
incorporating at least 4 different
pieces, 2 of which must be
instrumental.
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Think about Tempo, Dynamics and
Instrumentation when you make
your selections and choose pieces
that reflect the overall theme of the
exhibition.
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What music/sound do you want
museum goers to hear while they
view the art?
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Include a poem
(written) or video
of spoken word
poem for your
exhibit
Think about the
tone of the piece
and what fits well
with your theme
and the other
artwork you
have selected
You will also be creating a
poster/flyer/poster to
advertise your exhibit.
What is the image that
best captures the overall
feeling of your show? Is
there a tagline or phrase
that sums it up?
Write a Curator’s Statement: This is a full page
statement that explains your vision to your
audience. It is usually posted at the entrance
of an exhibit and should be a clear and concise
explanation of the FULL exhibit
Assemble your material into a “virtual” exhibit which can be submitted.
This portfolio will include all the items in your exhibit.
Each item MUST be identified with:
Title of piece
Artist/creator with dates
Year created
Medium (oil on canvas, wood and iron, etc)
This portfolio is the creative part of your Final Project and should give some idea of
how your exhibit would look and “feel.” What color would the walls be? In what
order would viewers see the pieces? Is the exhibit divided into sub-themes or
“rooms”
Capture a video of yourself presenting the exhibit. Make sure you include:
Professional dress, good posture and vocal expressiveness
Introduction
Professional, imaginative, compelling language
Explain in detail, use examples and point out important details in the artwork
Have a central message that you are delivering
Conclusion
*The above criteria will assess your effectiveness in oral communication, which is important in
interviews, presentations, pitches, and more!
Minimum Required Images:
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20 2-dimensional visual art pieces, 3 of which
must be photographs
3 sculptures
1 video of a dance or video art piece
1 Spoken Word Clip
4 pieces of music – make sure to identify
composers and artists
Poetry/Spoken Word piece
Curator’s Statement
(All of the above will be included in the
submitted Portfolio and must be identified
according to guidelines.)
Exhibit Flyer/Poster/Postcard
▪ One flyers or postcard or poster which
includes the theme of the exhibit and an
image which best represents your show
Oral Presentation
▪ Video recording of your confident,
professional and engaging presentation

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