The process of selecting, organizing, and presenting items in a cohesive manner to tell a story or convey a theme.

The art of creating engaging layouts and experiences for displaying collections, focusing on audience interaction.

Groups of items curated around a central theme, enhancing storytelling and audience engagement.

The technique of using narratives to connect items in a collection, making them more relatable and engaging.

A plan to promote exhibitions and collections, targeting specific audiences to increase visibility and interest.

Methods used to connect with viewers, enhancing their experience and interaction with the exhibition.

The structured storyline that guides the presentation of items, creating a compelling flow for the audience.

Tools such as images, diagrams, or videos that enhance storytelling and provide context for the displayed items.

The art of effectively communicating to an audience, crucial for presenting exhibitions and engaging viewers.

The importance or value of an item within a collection, often highlighted in descriptions.

A visual representation of how items will be arranged in an exhibition space to optimize flow and engagement.

The relationship between space and the arrangement of items, influencing audience interaction.

Marketing tools such as flyers, brochures, or online content designed to attract audience attention to exhibitions.

Building relationships with other professionals in the field to create opportunities for collaboration and exposure.

Rehearsing the delivery of an exhibition narrative to refine public speaking skills and receive feedback.

The process of receiving and incorporating critiques to improve presentation and exhibition quality.

The criteria and process used to choose which items to include in a collection based on thematic relevance.

Writing concise summaries that explain the significance and context of each item in the exhibition.

The potential of a collection to attract interest and sales, influenced by effective marketing strategies.

An exhibition designed to provide a meaningful and engaging journey for the audience through selected items.

Components such as items, descriptions, layout, and marketing materials that together form a complete exhibition.

A reflective evaluation process where students assess their own understanding and performance.

The process of gathering all elements of a project into a cohesive presentation for review.

Techniques and strategies to deliver a polished presentation of the exhibition.

Investigating the history and background of items to enhance their narrative within the exhibition.