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Cultural Resource Management Program
Fall 1995 at the University of Victoria, Canada

Registration has now begun for our September "Exhibition Design and
Installation" course.

Course Description
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Effective exhibition design enables museums to communicate with their
publics and provides a creative, safe and meaningful context in which
objects can be studied and enjoyed. This intensive, hands-on course
examines the exhibition development process with a special focus on the
design and museological elements which must be considered in the
creation of exhibitions. Topics include:
o the role of exhibitions in the museum context
o communicating with the museum visitor
o the role of the object
o conservation considerations
o visitor flow
o lighting and colour
o storylines
o project planning and management
o temporary and travelling exhibits
o showcase arrangements
o production scheduling, installation, and maintenance
Field work, study visits, and the development of a scale model will
provide you with an opportunity to develop your exhibition planning and
design skills.

Instructors:
Diana Larsen is an exhibit design consultant and holds a Masters Degree
in this field from the Philadelphia College of Art and Design. She has
worked with the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston in exhibit design and
curatorship. Alan Graves works with the Royal British Columbia Museum as
Exhibit Designer, and with other museums and galleries in a consulting
role.
Dates:  September 22 - October 1
Course No:  HA 488K  (Section F50, 1.5 units)
Early Registration Date: August 25
Fee: $589 Canadian (Credit or Non-credit)

Bed & breakfast accommodation is now available on campus at the
University of Victoria's new Craigdarroch Guest House facility, at
$55.00 per night.

Further information is available upon request. Please contact:
                                Joy Davis or Brenda Weatherston
                                Cultural Resource Management Program
                                Division of Continuing Studies
                                University of Victoria
                                PO Box 3030
                                Victoria, BC
                                V8W 3N6
                                Tel: 604 721 8462 or 604 721 6119
                                Fax: 604 721 8774
                                email: [log in to unmask] , bweatherston@uvcs
.uvic.ca

                                Other course offered this fall:
Collections Management
October 11-20 with Dr. Sonja Tanner Kaplash

Museums in Historic Buildings
November 13 - 22 with Tom Taylor, *held
at Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia*

Managing Cultural Organizations
November 29 - December 8 with Pat Bovey

Merchandising the Museum
October 25-27 with Susan Dunlop

Building Corporate Sponsorships
October 30-31 with Susan Dunlop

Museums on the World Wide Web: Creating Your Site
November 14 - 16 with David Jakob

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