How to Look at Art*
an exercise in exploring how to boost confidence and participation in museum visitors.
OBJECTIVE
As a quick exercise in designing a “how to”, I explored ideas for confidence- boosting resources for museum visitors. The final solution took two forms – an exhibit in the main gallery and a free booklet for visitors to use as they wander around the museum.
As a quick exercise in designing a “how to”, I explored ideas for confidence- boosting resources for museum visitors. The final solution took two forms – an exhibit in the main gallery and a free booklet for visitors to use as they wander around the museum.
APPROACH
The approach includes a gallery cube in the museum lobby or large gallery for visitors to immerse themselves with general tips and quotes from industry professionals. Then, booklets are provided for visitors to take and fill out as they find artworks that they want to have a deepened experience with. The visual direction is bold to capture attention, black and white to allow the art to shine, and simple to encourage approachability.
*STUDENT PROJECT
The approach includes a gallery cube in the museum lobby or large gallery for visitors to immerse themselves with general tips and quotes from industry professionals. Then, booklets are provided for visitors to take and fill out as they find artworks that they want to have a deepened experience with. The visual direction is bold to capture attention, black and white to allow the art to shine, and simple to encourage approachability.
*STUDENT PROJECT
