Exhibition as Experience: The Turn Toward Building Worlds, Not Walls
Art advisor Jennifer Findley of JFiN Collective considers how lighting, spatial choreography and archival material are increasingly defining what an exhibition can be. Taste, scent and touch, she says, are no longer supplementary but structural.
Art advisor Jennifer Findley of JFiN Collective considers how lighting, spatial choreography and archival material are increasingly defining what an exhibition can be. Taste, scent and touch, she says, are no longer supplementary but structural.
Art advisor Jennifer Findley of JFiN Collective considers how lighting, spatial choreography and archival material are increasingly defining what an exhibition can be. Taste, scent and touch, she says, are no longer supplementary but structural.
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