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There are many times I need to work with my project mates about the design or display of our exhibition . We do it together quite often, usually during lunch time. This is one of the scene when we were working on the layout of our leaflet after class.

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Me carefully display the fragile documents which are borrowed from the Special Collection.

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Trying to adjust the big heavy painting to the right place on the wall.

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This certificate was awarded to Ford by King Peter I of Serbia in recognition of the allegorical portrait Ford produced of him. The medal and certificate induct her into the order of St Sava — a position of merit awarded on the basis of religious, artistic or educational achievement.

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Josephine Butler was a prominent social reformer, campaigning on the behalf of women in education and public Health. A vocal advocate for the rights of women of all classes, she fought tirelessly and successfully to repeal the contagious diseases act. The contagious diseases act were a series of laws which gave the authorities the power to arrest and detain women the suspicion of having sexual transmitted of diseases. Women who were arrested were at risk of violent and intrusive medical produces and could be held for up to a year.

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Me folding leaflets on the exhibition open day. (Fortunately, the leaflets arrived just on time!)

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This small leaflet took much more time than we thought, due to many unexpected difficulties which happen during the process of designing, making, and printing etc. There was even another unexpected mistake happened in the last minute: the wrong photo on the back. It was a small detail but made us rethink about our time-managing and how to be more organised next time.
45 pounds budget was putted into printing 100 of them, and the time became very limit for printing, fortunately they arrived just on time on the exhibition day!

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This small project has been a test for our team working, time management, communication efficiency and the ability to handle unexpected situations.

I had great time working in this wonderful team, constituting my most inspiring moments in the past term. I also realised my own limitation such as poor computer skills and carelessness.

I have been very grateful for engaging in this small project, because it taught me so much about myself and teamwork.
It also provides me a glance of what curating work might feel like, shaping my ideas about my future career choice.

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From her early memories at her farther’s night school for mill girls to moonlight skinny dips with Josephine Butler to exiled Russian aristocracy, these extracts give us glimpses of her personality and illustrate her varied and rich life experiences.

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A collection of letters from Josephine Butler to Emily Ford, starting with the first letter in 1882 and continuing to the end of Butler’s life. In the first letter, Butler describes meeting Ford for the first time at “friend’s” meeting. this might refer to the Society of Friends — a quaker meeting. Later in this first letter, Butler implores Ford to further commit herself to the religious course, urging her to ‘declare yourself the Lord’s handmaiden.

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Contemplation (1851-1930)

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Seated Man

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So this group group project contains three main parts: Creating an exhibition about an Leeds based artist Emily Susan Ford inside the Stanley&Audrey Burton Gallery, writings labels for her paintings which are hanging inside the Great Hall of the university of Leeds, and design marketing materials for visitors.

We had four people, around 11 weeks and 100 pounds budget to create the best result.