Exam Focus
Terminology
Characteristics/Exhibition Design
Conservation 1
Conservation 2
100

When talking about art principles you MUST discuss 

How the art elements have built the principle

100

Mood and Emotion words are used to describe ....

Aesthetic Qualities 
100

Explain how wall colour can influence an artwork’s presentation.

Wall colour can affect contrast, visibility, mood and the perceived visual impact of an artwork.

100

Appropriate LUX for fragile works 

50 LUX

100

Ideal temperature in a gallery space

T = 20+-2

200

When analysing/responding to an artwork or exhibition space i must reference ...

- Visual Evidence
- Viewer Impact 

200

The analysis of elements, principles, materials, techniques and processes refers to?

Visual Language

200

The planning and organisation of the exhibition space, including the placement, presentation and arrangement of artworks.

Exhibition Design

200

Relative Humidity (RH) for an exhibition space 

50 +- 5

200

Identify TWO environmental factors that can cause deterioration of artworks.

- Light
- Humidity
- Temperature 

300

Name THREE types of exhibition spaces.

- Commercial
- Alternative
- Public 

300

What is curatorial Intention 

A curatorial intention is the purpose or message a curator aims to communicate through the selection, arrangement and presentation of artworks in an exhibition.

300

3 characteristics of exhibition spaces

- intended viewer movement
- Spatial Layout
- Wall Colour
- Sound
- Anything else off the wall


300

2 Conservation reasons for spatial layout ...

- Prevent Overcrowding
- Prevent Knocks and Bumps
- Clear paths for audience movement 

300

Who is liable if a work gets damaged + 2 damage words

- Gallery Director/ Gallery
- Faded, Tarnished, Cracked, Warped, Chipped

400

If an exam question asks me to talk about a gallery space what 2 main points should i mention

- Type of gallery space
- Specific example e.g. NGV level 2

400

Visual Language asks you to refer to ...

Elements, Principles, Materials, Techniques, Processes

400

Describe the priority of a conservator and curator when working together

Curator focuses on theme and audience engagement and selection of works whilst the conservator ensures the curatorial intention meets conservation requirements for artworks 

400

How a sculptural work should be packaged for transportation 

- Archival tissue paper
- Bubble wrap
- Polyethylene padding
- fragile areas reenforced
- Custom wooden crate 

400
Specific insects we want to prevent from going on the work 

silverfish, carpet beetles and clothes moths

- Termites for wood works

500

Analyse how spatial layout can contribute to both interpretation and conservation.

Appropriate spacing and positioning can create meaningful relationships between artworks while providing safe viewing distances, reducing overcrowding and helping protect artworks from accidental damage.

500

Identify 3 factors that can influence a curator’s selection of artworks for an exhibition.

- Theme
- Materials
- Subject Matter
- Ideas
- Relationship between artworks 

500

5 types of didactic info ....

- Exhibition catalogue
- Wall Label
- Didactic Panel
- Social media kit
- Digital info

500

What is an exhibition registrar 

An exhibition registrar is a gallery staff member who manages the movement, documentation, handling, condition reporting, installation and storage of artworks for an exhibition. They work closely with all the gallery staff and mostly the director

500

Describe 5 methods of how you would conserve your work at school 

- Locked Room
- Store Vertical
- Varnish
- Out of direct UV light
- trolley
- Multiple Person carry
- Packaging and padding during transport

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