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Checking to see if text panels and works of art are accessible for non-abled bodied people to access the exhibition, whilst installing.

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Issues with spelling mistakes on object labels meant last minute alterations. 

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Issues with spelling mistakes on object labels meant last minute alterations. 

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We decided to hand out these feedback forms on the opening night of the exhibition to get a good idea of what peoples thoughts were on the exhibition itself. We also thought it would be a good idea to get some primary source evidence from a show curated by ourselves, should we need this information academically going forward.

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Organising, printing and collecting our interpretive panel and recipe cards. 

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Organising, printing and collecting our interpretive panel and recipe cards. 

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Having sent our initial panel board off to be printed to the printers, we realised that we wanted to change some details on the panel board. This meant phoning them first thing to ensure that the amendments were made before print.

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We decided to create a recipe card so that people could take home a moment and something practical to do. Nicola crested the design for the card and we decided to place it at the end of the exhibition next to the Baking section of the exhibition. Marie Hartley often to referred to Oatcakes in her books and indeed wrote 'Making Oatcakes' as part of the series 'Making....' Several designs were voted for until we voted for the final one to print.

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Previous exhibition before our installation day. 

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Previous exhibition before our installation day. 

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After all the final deadlines for the marketing had passed and everything was approved for promotion, the University and gallery website promoted our exhibitions on their webpages as well as printed material for posters.

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Now Then marketing material outside the Stanley and Audrey Burton gallery.

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Now Then marketing material outside the Stanley and Audrey Burton gallery.

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Ziyin in her creativity designed the poster and the drawing, allowing us to use a hand drawn image from of one of Marie Hartly's work.

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Issues with copyright meant that the group could not use a specific piece of art work from the collection and so we decided to draw the final image for the poster as no copyright was needed for this.

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As a group, the design of the poster was discussed and google docs was used for suggestions as to the style and theme of how the poster should look. Several designs were made around a similar style by the talented Ziyin from our group.

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Development of exhibition title: Now Then. 

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Development of exhibition title: Now Then. 

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It was important that the exhibition title be modern and contemporary as the brief for the exhibition was to engage and to attract an Undergraduate audience. With this in mind, we looked at contemporary spaces, such as the Holden Gallery, attached to Manchester art school, whom hold contemporary art exhibitions and always have contemporary art show titles. Two words, juxtaposed to each other, was decided would be the best idea.

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As a group we were not sure about the use of library books within our exhibition and needed clarification. it was interesting to find out that the books also needed object labels in the cases.

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Final written list of works to be used in the exhibition. 

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Final written list of works to be used in the exhibition. 

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From here we could develop object and case interpretations along with final written marketing material.

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We were able to have a second handling session with the gallery because of the amount of work at our disposal to be able to use in the exhibition. This handling session was an opportunity to see the works that we had wanted to use and display them in their themes.

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After our online meeting we developed an online document to place Marie Hartley's work into themes and give them titles. The document follows that process to the final selection of themes.

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From our initial 50 words explaining the exhibition and after many deadlines for marketing and the gallery, the text developed into the final work used on all written materials.

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Display Interpretation and marketing information template ideas for submission. 

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Display Interpretation and marketing information template ideas for submission. 

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As a group we used the online google document to each fill in our own interpretations for the marketing document template, poster design and exhibition title. We then voted for the one that we liked the best.

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Display interpretatin, marketing information and poster design

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As a few of the group did not live in Leeds, we often had meetings via Facebook/Skype when we needed to discuss issues all together.

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Once we established the Big idea that Serrell write's about in Behind it all: A big idea, we could start to establish themes and categorise the works for display. This was a development process that eventually gave us the 'Big Idea'.

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With such a vast quantity of art works from Marie Hartley's collection to choose from for our exhibition, the first task was to establish themes from an over view of the work and then categorise works into these themes to establish if their was enough work to use.

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The initial marketing meeting was attended my Ilva from our exhibition group. This was the initial meeting to establish the material that was needed for the University to be able to promote the exhibition via various websites. It gave us a template to complete that motivated the group to think about the exhibition in greater detail by having to complete and send written documentation of our exhibition biography.

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For the first practical handling session not all of the group could attend, So we took photographs with a 30cm ruler so that we could all get a feel for the quality and size of the art works. We took photographs of the images and posted them in the working group for reference.

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The online working deadline document that kept the project on track and kept us focused on what needed to be completed by when.

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It was decided that an online document were each each member of the group was able to write and edit was needed and so a google document was formed.

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The working Marie Hartley Facebook group.

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The working Marie Hartley Facebook group.

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This was a better way to communicate for the group because we could easily follow peoples conversations through messages posted and the replies. We were able to pin important notices about working documents at the top of the group to enable easy access to ur working document

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At first, as a group, we decided that to communicate between us all we would need a messenger service, such as facebook chat but as the below video captures, to much information was being discussed and issues about missing important facts and discussions were becoming prominent. People in the group would be having conversations between themselves whilst other member of the group were unable to chat and so, it was decided that a facebook working group would be a better option.

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Working list of works in the collection to choose from P. 16-29

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Working list of works in the collection to choose from P.1 - 15

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Group display Project brief: Marie Hartley Collection