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Project Brief (page 1)

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Project Brief (page 2)

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Project Brief (page 3)

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Project Brief (page 4)

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We had regular meetings in the library to plan our work and discuss our progress.

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I took notes during meetings for personal reference.

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We communicated using a WhatsApp group.

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Research for the exhibition included listening to podcasts, reading music articles and fan accounts.

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Some of the sources used for research.

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Feedback from Jade allowed us to refine our exhibition text.

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We shared group files and drafts using OneDrive.

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Checking the posters before distribution.

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Checking through the panels.

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The exhibition space before instillation (1)

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The exhibition space before instillation (2)

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The exhibition space before instillation (3)

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The exhibition space after instillation (1)

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The exhibition space after instillation (2)

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The exhibition space after instillation (3)

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One way we promoted the exhibition was by putting up posters around campus and Leeds city centre.

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We also created a Facebook event page to promote the exhibition's opening.

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We used the event page to issue updates and build excitement for the exhibition.

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We received a highly positive response from fans on social media, many sharing their own personal stories.

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The exhibition was also advertised on the school website.

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This exhibition co-curated by Masters students at the University of Leeds and brought to you in association with the University of Leeds and Leeds University Union reflects on the legacy of one of the most iconic albums in Rock and Roll history.

Focused on the perspective of fans, the exhibition uses photos, video and personal accounts to narrate the story of The Who's performance at Leeds University Union on 14 February 1970, the album that followed, and the band's triumphant return to Leeds in 2006.

This exhibition allows all fans of music and local history to explore how The Who and Leeds University Union left their mark on live music and recording, and how the gig has been able to maintain its legacy 50 years later.

Take a minute to re-live the experience of one of the most iconic gigs in Rock n' Roll's history, through the eyes of students that attended our University 50 years ago.

The Leeds University Union's Refectory was the setting for a key moment in music's history and we would like you to be part of it!
Facebook event
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Designed by Sitong Liu, MA student

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Talkin 'bout their generation: Remembering The Who Live at Leeds, 50 years on

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This exhibition co-curated by Masters students at the University of Leeds and brought to you in association with the University of Leeds and Leeds University Union reflects on the legacy of one of the most iconic albums in Rock and Roll history.

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We set up an email address for fans to send their stories in order to build an ongoing archive.