I have been working on my project based on building impromtue and movable galleries and exhibition spaces, this my first on is called the wondow gallery(based in the studio space at leeds college of art and design) for the obvious reason that you view the work through a window. the galleries are to express an enjoyment for making and an almost safe haven for dysplaying anything that is wanted. I feel that the spaces i make have to be more movable and be able to get out to the public so i am going to endevour to make a portable gallery. i want to know what the effect is of having something that isnt the white cube we expect and in the place we expect it. After holding an opening for a small exhibition i realised that once you have entered the homemade gallery you yourself become part of the work. There have been many mobile galleries before and many of which have been sucessfull, in some cases purely to make art more public, in other they took on a more protestual stance. in my case i just want a chance to put some art out there and to tour it, only in the sence that it is mobile. i think the end result for this may be the documentation of it. of course it rases many questions.
does the quality of the build have to be specific?
are the viewers more important than the work?
how important is the placement of the gallerys?