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https://www.moma.org/collection/works/8046

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colour dots = back of an audience

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exposure = light = strobe lights

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the one that most people in the design team liked

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meh

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these were done a hot min ago but its just an outline for now, just something simple for now so i can translate it onto mailchimp

andreia is supposed to give the text that goes on  so ignore what i wrote (need to also update the date)

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Jade's 'walls' to match pink album background
Do we want sound? Movement?
Visual and conceptual connections to consider when making exhibition  cohesive.
Having a sideways scroll and our names before each section vertically horizontal?? https://homesociete.ca/
Have group bio at the start of the exhibition and then slide across to each one and have our own artist bios before our work, next to our names; or, when you click on someone's work the statement appears
Have the cursor be a yellow dot that matches our group's colour
Do we want a design element that portrays the connections between the work? Or just have the info in the group bio at start / let work speak for itself

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replacing an image with a completely different one, giving the text a whole new meaning, but leaving signs that there was a different photograph there before to make viewers question what they're seeing.

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(not sure why it's this way round) but this is the original page in the album, missing a photo

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In these two pieces, I found images of people at stonehenge around the same time as the family in the original album went on holiday- I then paired these with the original text to create a whole new narrative

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this set uses text to again change the narrative but the viewers have no way of telling what is right and what is changed- only clues that it's not quite truthful, due to the text being cut out rather than on the same page as the images

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These involved re-sequencing, by pairing an image of the family with images of a house they visited but had no connection too- creating a whole new narrative that viewers are likely to make connections between, just due to the spatial connection

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possibility of using postacrds from the same places  the family went on holiday in the images- looking at how these relate to memory and may add context to the narrative of a singular image from the album

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looking at how i can move around the text to create new narratives which viewers are likely to believe, in some cases. The below set will make viewers question the veracity of the pairings more, as they're more likely to know who those people are (the queen), but the text suggests otherwise

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I'm not a huge fan of this one, but it was more just to see how I possibly use colour to make viewers question the origins of the archive- I feel like this looks more at the post-digital than ideas of narrative, as I was using the light picked up by photoshop and highlighting this is a far more digitized way

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these are my initial experiments playing around with found imagery and working out what style I may go with if I choose to physically edit the images

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Kim McAleese- kim@grand-union.org.uk
Rebecca Moon and Laura Andrews (college of richard collyer)- laa@collyers.ac.uk and rrm@collyers.ac.uk (think George may have already emailed)
Natalia Gonzalez- hola@nataliaga.com
Mark Horton- contact@markhortonphotos.com
Richard Higginbottom- info@richardhigginbottom.com

Longshot but on insta- @adam.broomberg.official

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Paul Kilsby - paulkilsby2@gmail.com
Joe Wilson - joe.wilson@modernartoxford.org.uk
Andree Latham - andree.latham@modernartoxford.org.uk
Nathan Singh - nathansingh32@hotmail.co.uk
Alex Acin - amartiacin@gmail.com

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Red - 6 + 4 + 2 + 6 = 18
Orange - 5 + 5 + 5 + 6 =21
Yellow- 4 + 6 + 3 + 5= 18
Turquoise - 3 + 4 + 3  0 = 10
Purple 2 + 1 + 1 + 0 =4
Green 1+ 2 +5 + 0 =8

Results
1. Orange - 21
2. Yellow/red -18
3 . Yellow/red - 18
4. Turquoise - 10
5. Green - 8
6. Purple - 4

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George:
1. orange
2. Green
3. Turquoise
4. Yellow
5. Red
6. Purple

Sabreen:
1. Red
2. Orange
3. Yellow
Does not care after

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Jade:
1. red (6 points)
2. orange (5 points)
3. yellow(4 points)
4. blue(3 points)
5. purple(2 points)
6. green(1 points)

Andres:
1. yellow
2. orange
3. red
4. blue
5. green
6. purple

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1st February:

-We all agreed that the exhibition will be virtual.

-We looked at different ways of exhibiting online: 3D effects like Between spaces. Also other ways (flat 2D), like Anna Rosa's work: exhibiting through a website kind of, which we all agreed this way of presenting our works would be the best.
(we liked flat, native 2D)

-Initial plan of how the Exhibition will look like in terms of the idea of a website": Firstly when you get into the website" will look like Anna Rosa's work (yes with different colours Andres) and the first page of the website as like a landing page which has the info about the festival and then you click something like “enter exhibition” to get through to the main site it will have all the group's works, so when you press each group's exhibition will lead to Information/biography about the exhibition. Then when scrolling down you see each of our links for our works, click on every project to see the images and information about the work.

-Then we talked about our initial ideas for our projects and gave feedback, so everyone will know about each other's work, to see how they can be related in terms of the mood board/theme of the exhibition, which is something that we will talk about further in the next sessions.

PLEASE LET ME KNOW ON THE COMMENTS IF I FORGOT TO MENTION SOMETHING SO I WILL PUT IT THROUGH HERE!!

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This week we'll talk about and polish our roles, we'll talk about our works-in-progress and decide on whether we want an artsteps or native exhibition. We also need to figure out new to-dos.

Feel free to add (or comment) anything else you'd like to talk about.

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MEETINGS - TUESDAYS @ 5PM
Join Zoom Meeting
https://coventry-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/3013571995
Meeting ID: 301 357 1995

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Initial Design Mood Board Thoughts - so far so good!!!!!

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Initial Design Mood Board Thoughts - so far so good!!!!!

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As everyone still doesn't know how their projects will go, the general consensus was that the design is great as its quite simple for it not to clash with peoples work.

Jade suggested that (if we have set colours for each group) we should do something more bold for the social media page, as it doesn't feature any work.

Also talked with George about seeing initial ideas for everyones project during a meeting so we could get a better grasp at what everyones going for. So we should set a date for that, if everyone doesn't mind :)

Okay thats it for now, have a great day and enjoy a sunless Sunday!!!

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key: G is George, S for Sabreen, so on and so forth

Everyone - be ready to show your work/ideas on Monday!

J - Please give me (and more importantly, George) permission to move people's posts, so the padlet doesn't get clogged.

S - Poll the group and post the group's thoughts about the native vs online and native (to be posted)
(https://www.figma.com/file/ZYQawOCvibsbvYSrKzYZ7c/MOODBOARD?node-id=0%3A1)

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George - Networker — you'll take care of this padlet: make notes, update them, make sure anything we discuss is not lost; you'll also send any emails we need to send, you'll be our link to Esme and any other people that need contacting.

Jade - Socials — you'll take care of all the needs of the social team to do with all of us individuals and get us to do those tasks. Makes the most sense, since you'll know of all their needs.

Sabreen - Curator (group)/Designer (group) — We'll share these roles. I'll try to relay the design team's needs to you so you can sort them out within the group.
I think the team leads are taking a lot of the curatorial work up, but that's festival-wide as opposed to group-wide — I'd like you to curate us specifically; you'll make our exhibition.

me - Curator(festival-wide)/Designer (festival-wide) & team lead — I'm leading the design team, so I'll be your communicator for that. The team leads are also being a sort of festival wide exhibition/curatorial group, I'll be your relay for that too. I'll also try to keep the ball rolling and turn our meetings/George's notes into actual tasks to be carried out.

Filipe - fuck knows