How can prof artists be seen in their studio context rather than just in the outcome made at the end. i.e. artists doing residencies doing work in the gallery and people can see what they are doing and talk to them - art as a living thing - don't see art as absent from the maker - include artist in that dialogue. Spaces - have a serious professional artist studio adjacent to the building with residencies can be undertaken and involved in gallery and see work in progress

Goodwood Art Foundation - learn from that and how they are blending art in a natural environment / landscape - leading from that - exhibiting outside of a gallery and in other spaces. PHG has a strong r/ship with Cathedral (different architecture, scale and light) and space for sculpture inside and outside. i.e. visit Chagall (window) in Cathedral and then go to PHG to see more of his work

Chichester area - Downs, City, Coast - Satellite - i.e. West Wittering cafe (incorporate thing there that they could exhibit)

Opp to visit collection - i.e. V&A East - offer exhibition space to a collector / investment in storage space and another way of viewing the collection

Towner hold fairs with local crafts people (textile, jewellery, print) and new audience of people that can be attracted to PHG

Who is not visiting PHG - people who have not been introduced to art or had much interaction with art before and maybe through fairs etc they could get to know the gallery and then visit the art. Differences between arts and crafts (?)

American roadtrip exhibition - audience numbers were high, people not attracted to the photos but they had an emotional connection to the american roadtrip and the subject

Mark Power's book about weather forecast (shipping forecast) - people have an emotional connection to the shipping forecast

Cathedral's 950th anniversary - opp to have an exhibition about Christian iconography art up to modern

Young people could be welcomed more actively into the gallery (kids and students at uni) - none of them feel that PHG is their natural home - something could be done to enhance that and actively bring in young people - people who have left school - Uni and College age (live in Chichester and thinking what they can do with their artistic interests)

Nature of art is maybe not always appealing to certain audiences - quite an academic focus to some of the work / balance with work that is more appealing to a younger audience - i.e. how art can affect society and culture / challenging work

More temporary Exhibition space - would get more footfall because the temp exhibitions change more often, another space that the collection will be rotated to

Collections Store open to visitors

Tours of the conservation area for works of art in gallery

More Learning and Creative studio to learn about or make art - enable artists to come and do residencies, enable more making on site, need a space you can mess up to make serious work, used by children also

A new sculpture garden - new art works in a garden spacea and be more mindful and enjoy environment and taking in the art

A dedicated auditorium for talks and events - events about what's in the collections, there is a demand for talks and sometimes they are packed out and expand programme with a larger space, current facility for talks doesn't always work

An expanded or alternative food and drink offer

An expanded shop with greater range of products - people like bookshop - don't lose bookshop - Charleston work with local artists and designers

A dedicated members / patrons room

Accommodation to stay in - like this idea

New idea - to get a wider range of people introduce pay what you can offer

Core audience - need to look at things that appeal to core supporters