PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION - A Contemporary Strategy of Display (Fine Case Study

PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION - A Contemporary Strategy of Display (Fine Art) - Case Study caseIn the main, it involves both modern and postmodern art. Contemporary art always changes with metre and maybe considered as the art of the span of a lifetime. In London, coetaneous art originated in 1990. Through this, people could audition and purchase artwork from the museum (Wallace and Hirish). Media articles chose to refer to artwork from 2000 and on words as contemporary. Galleries on the hand be always reluctant to separate contemporary from non-contemporary in their work. In earlier times, sculptures, paintings, poetry, and architecture were forms of fine art. Currently, fine art also includes conceptual art, print making, ask and photography. This study will analyse contemporary strategy of display and will base only on the photographic exhibitions in the white club trend in London.Fine art photography refers to photographs created by artists to satisfy their creativity and their v isions. Authors has described the white cube in terms of contemporary art strange to design. The space of the white cubes blends with history of modernism. ODoherty in his article about inside the white cube says, We have now reached a point where we regulate not the art but the space first. The white cube gallery has white walls, polished wooden floors, and asmooth grey carpet. Paintings are arranged in rows and exhort pieces are on the walls. Sculptures are centrally located. The works of art are lit by spotlights and even fake pieces will be mistaken to be real at a first glance (Serandour, Saint-Loubert and ODoherty, 2009).One the most common photographic images is the one by Darren almond. it captures the beauty of nature in some of the worlds most remote and deserted places. The artist ignores human presence and choses to symbolise the landscape with an aim of giving it more time to express itself. Each image is given its own space unlike traditional photographic images whe re more than one photograph was on the same