The launch went all well – my virgin exhibition is now up and running.
I love the red panels against the black walls.
I love the black display cases lit up by the blazing spotlights.
I love the cozy feel of the exhibition effected by the pulled down blinds.
I love the ‘Fun Corner’ with the game, activity sheets and display board – all of which were designed by myself.
Most of all, I love the feeling of immense satisfaction when I see people of all ages deriving jollification by the ‘Fun Corner’.
Reviews have also started to come in already:
- The Archaeology News Network (No longer available)
- The Northern Echo
It’s not altogether perfect though. The process of reaching the beginning of the end was a gruelling one, with bountiful conflicts and miscommunication. But it’s been a most characteristically-moulding process which I hope could bring me one step further to my eventual goal.
On a side note, this exhibition is run under a very tight budget of £1000, which means that visitors cannot and should not expect there to be a lot of items or fanciful gadgets on display. Sometimes, simplicity isn’t an excuse but a necessity. We did all we could to ensure a self-sufficient gallery, for one and all.
I hope everyone will enjoy the visiting experience.
Disclaimer: The above websites will only be available till 4th September 2011.
That’s interesting, a showcase dealing related to death. Kudos for the budget exhibition.