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- Year 11
Promotions: how to publicise a show
I can use posters and other creative methods to promote an art exhibition.
- Year 11
Promotions: how to publicise a show
I can use posters and other creative methods to promote an art exhibition.
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Key learning points
- There are different ways to promote an art exhibition or show.
- Promotional content uses images, words, and designs that catch attention and share key information.
- Posters are not the only method to promote an exhibition, but they are one of the most accessible and versatile ways.
Keywords
Poster - a visual display used to catch attention, share information, and promote an event, artwork, or idea
Show - a public presentation of artwork (such as an exhibition or performance) where artists display their work for an audience to view, experience, and respond to
Common misconception
Promoting a show is just about putting up a poster or posting once online.
Effective promotion requires planning, multiple methods, and consistent communication.
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