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Reflection on New Media in Art Exhibition


        Today is my first time making an exhibition. I'm very happy with you doing it together. I never thought that there was so much knowledge to hold an exhibition, such as comparing which photos are suitable to put together, the photo frames used for similar photos should be consistent, the distance and height of the photo frames should be unified, and daylighting. In my own view,  it's fun to make an exhibition. But on second thought, those artists who do their own exhibitions should be very hard. We worked together until 11:30 to decorate a small room, and their exhibition may be more than one room, not only photos, but also many other things to consider. 

        


I also have some thoughts about making my own magazine. Everyone's magazine style is different, which makes me feel very meaningful. When I open a book, I see not only the photos taken, but also the people who took the photos and made the book.

#If you feel uncomfortable about the entry in the picture above, I apologize here, and please let me know.  

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