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All image and document credits to Hannah McDonnell, Catherine Waites, Jade French and Ying Liu

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After making all the changes to the exhibition, we finalized the final version of our exhibition.

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After individual improvement, we put all improved texts in one document.

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After drop-in with Jade on 18th October, we finally decided on one topic :

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After drop-in with Jade on 18th October, we finally decided on one topic :

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The use of human bodies in medical research can cause the problem of loss of identity (consent issues). 

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The use of human bodies in medical research can cause the problem of loss of identity (consent issues). 

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Lastly, suggested by my group members, I added our names at the end of the exhibition (see below).

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After uploading each document to the website, I also adjusted the height of each display window.

Therefore, the audience was able to clearly see the image and related label texts at one time (see below).

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Then I decided to separate the whole document into 4 documents.

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Then I kept making improvements to it with suggestions from Jade.

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· Remove all marks including #  "  " - make this page as concise as possible and avoid any misunderstanding by the quotation marks (some people believed the texts within those marks were quotes from others, actually they were written by ourselves).

· Add translucent background for the texts- enhance the visual effects and hence highlight the texts

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Changes in the first page of each section 

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Changes in the first page of each section 

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· Remove the texts- make the first page for each section as concise as possible

· Smaller size of the page- no need for too much blank space

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· Remove the texts- make the cover page as concise as possible

· Larger fonts of ' Dissecting History'- highlight the keywords in the title and make the whole titles more readable to the audience

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Inspired by the suggestions from peer-to-peer visits, our group decided to make several changes to our exhibition.

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With these initial ideas and sketches, I started the design work with the cover page and modern section.

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Finally, I finished the design of the other two sections in the same style and worked out the first version of our whole exhibition.

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Group B online exhibition- 02_compressed

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We sent our draft texts to Jade and gained some suggestions to improve them.

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Individual work:
(Take modern section as an example)

· Write texts for introduction labels/ object labels/ closing labels in each section

· Work individually at first to improve our own texts

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Group work:

·  Come up with a title and general introduction for the whole exhibition

· Check all the interpretive texts

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Final version of our exhibition on the website

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Final version of our exhibition on the website

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https://interpretations.group/group-b/

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Dissecting History: Exploring the Use of Human Bodies in Medicine through Time

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Big Ideas from MA students at the University of Leeds

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It's a great honor to win such a prize, which is the result of our devoted and collaborative work and also the help of tutors.

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It's important for us to popularize our exhibition, however, this time, we didn't pay enough attention to it. With the limited time, we failed to set up accounts for our exhibition on Facebook and Twitter.

Next time, I should work out a specific strategy for marketing in advance and make sure that there will be someone in charge of it.

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It's very common to encounter unexpected situations. As a result, we should spare enough time for those unforeseen circumstances and deal with them flexibly.

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Design is not an easy task for the curator, which calls for ingenious ideas and patience devoted.

We don't need to add too many elements to the exhibition, but we do need to apply some design strategies to make the exhibition more appealing to the audience.

Additionally, we should also devote enough patience to check every detail of the exhibition, including the font size and line spacing, and so on.

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Finalize the most suitable one through group discussion

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Finalize the most suitable one through group discussion

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Finally- Event news on the school website

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Finally- Event news on the school website

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https://ccsmgh.leeds.ac.uk/events/dissecting-consent/

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Dissecting Consent: Exploring the Use of Human Bodies in Medicine Through Time : Centre for Critical Studies in Museums, Galleries and Heritage

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01 cover page and general introduction page

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Ideas for the theme color and background design

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Ideas for the theme color and background design

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Color: blue- represents medicine and health

Background: some icons of DNA and injectors further relate to the topic- medicine and health

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Find out all suitable images for the event article

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Find out all suitable images for the event article

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Cut down the number of words

Less descriptive and more thought-provoking texts

Pose the question for the audience.

Improve the writing style (less essay-like, more interesting ways)

Check the grammar

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The final version of our interpretive texts

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The final version of our interpretive texts

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For the general introduction, we added more information to it and changed the writing style a little bit.

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Final (3rd) version of the general introduction (Changes in writing style)

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Final version of the general introduction

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Final version of the general introduction

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2nd draft of the general introduction (Changes in more information)

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As suggested by the tutor, we came up with 3 new titles to replace the essay-like one. 

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As suggested by the tutor, we came up with 3 new titles to replace the essay-like one. 

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We finally chose 'Dissecting History: Exploring the Use of Human Bodies in Medicine through Time' as our title.

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We finally chose 'Dissecting History: Exploring the Use of Human Bodies in Medicine through Time' as our title.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Our initial ideas of the title and general introduction

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Our initial ideas of the title and general introduction

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· Involve consent issues in it

· Related exhibits can also be found in the Wellcome Collection

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Decide on the case studies that finally could be used

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Decide on the case studies that finally could be used

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Based on the above structure for each section, we conducted further research...

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1st design of each section: Modern section as a trial

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1st design of each section: Modern section as a trial

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This is a really hard process for a novice curator like me. I was really confused about how to get started at first. The exhibits should be selected with regards to the case studies, but I had no idea about those case studies at the beginning. After talking with my group and the tutor, I was inspired to find out something that had a close relationship with our daily life. As a result, I decided to search for some important medical advancements for human beings in the modern period.

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Ying:
· Find exhibits and write interpretive texts for modern section

· Visual design

· Exhibition installation on the website

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Hannah:
· Find exhibits and write interpretive texts for ancient section

· Text proofreading

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Divide the exhibition into 3 sections and specify the key contents in each section

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In such an important stage, one of my team members dropped out of the project, which led to the alteration in the task assignment.

As a curator, we have to respond to the changing circumstances quickly and hence minimize the adverse impacts on the exhibition.

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Task assignments for the following work （based on our own academic backgrounds and interests）

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Task assignments for the following work （based on our own academic backgrounds and interests）

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Catherine:
· Find exhibits and write interpretive texts for future section

· Text proofreading

· Write events articles for our exhibition

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Subject: Human bodies used in medical research

Action: The removal of the right of humans to their remains when the remains are taken for medical research without consent.

Consequence: As ethical parameters have changed through time, we should acknowledge the current state of human remain use in ongoing medical crisis, and how this may develop in the future.

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Oct.29 Through an online meeting, we finalized our Big Idea.

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Oct.29 Through an online meeting, we finalized our Big Idea.

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Subject: Human bodies used in medical research

Action: the origins of the remains remove the rights of the person to their own remains.

Consequence: in order to gain clarity about what is and isn’t ethical in medical research on human remains, we must acknowledge the humanity these remains may have lost.

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Photo of our group working for the Big Idea in class

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Oct. 25 On Monday's class, we made some improvements on our Big Idea and then introduced it to the classmates.

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Oct. 25 On Monday's class, we made some improvements on our Big Idea and then introduced it to the classmates.

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Subject: Human bodies

Action: Loss of identity (without consent/ without body autonomy/ without acknowledgment for promoting medical research?)

Consequence: Acknowledge historical problems, examine current practice, and explore possibilities for future medical research

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Oct.22 Base on the topic of our exhibition, we worked out the first version of Big Idea. 

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Oct.22 Base on the topic of our exhibition, we worked out the first version of Big Idea. 

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Initial ideas:
Provenance-ownership

Wellcome Collection- medical research

Possible topics: identity, humanity

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1. Specify our ideas into two slightly different topics.

2. Work out Big Ideas for each of them.

3. First discuss the possible interpretive methods.

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Photo of face-to-face group discussion (Catherine and me)

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Face-to-face group discussion based on our findings

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Face-to-face group discussion based on our findings

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After reflecting on the process of choosing the topic, I realized that we hadn't conducted enough research here, which later caused great trouble in finding proper exhibits.

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Assign tasks to further explore the Wellcome Collection

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Assign tasks to further explore the Wellcome Collection

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Set up a chat room on Teams for future team work

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Set up a chat room on Teams for future team work

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Hannah McDonnell: MA Art Management and Heritage Study/ Media
Catherine Waites: MA Curating Science/ Medical Science
Ying Liu: MA Curating Science/ Design

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Our group won the 'best design' award!

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· An event article on school website

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When uploading our exhibition to the website, I unexpectedly found that our document far exceeded the required upload size...

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08. Exhibition installation on the website

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08. Exhibition installation on the website

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· Structure the content of the exhibition

· Task assignments for the following work

· Timetable for the following work

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When searching for more detailed information for case studies, I started to know the dark history(consent issues) behind some really important medical advancements.

After knowing those people's experiences, I felt shocked and frustrated. Who should be blamed for their tragedies? How could we compensate for their sufferings? More importantly, I was encouraged to think about what we should do in the future to avoid those tragedies.

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Group discussion to make some improvements to our texts together

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Group discussion to make some improvements to our texts together

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Lastly, we worked together on this document to further cut down the words and check the grammar and also improve the writing style.

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1st sketch (general layout and layout for each section)

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1st sketch (general layout and layout for each section)

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Based on the feedback, we first worked individually to check our own texts.

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Consent issues in modern medical research- 03

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Set up a timetable for the following work

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Set up a timetable for the following work

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timetable for creating online exhibition-final

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The first draft of texts for modern section

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The first draft of texts for modern section

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Based on previous research on the case studies and exhibits, we wrote interpretive texts for each section individually.

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Gather more information and find related exhibits for the remaining case studies

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Gather more information and find related exhibits for the remaining case studies

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This is a really hard work, where we have to work individually and also collaboratively.

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06. Write interpretive texts for exhibition

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06. Write interpretive texts for exhibition

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05. Select case studies and related exhibits for each section

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05. Select case studies and related exhibits for each section

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(Take modern section as an example)

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This is a really hard process which calls for patience in keep making improvements to the Big Idea until it is finally clear.

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For the future curatorial project, I should first broadly and deeply explore the exhibits in the given collection and then decide the topic on the basis of accessible exhibits.

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Materials from other group member (Hannah)

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First discussion: our initial ideas of the exhibition

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First discussion: our initial ideas of the exhibition