Alright, but where?

Coming up with a name is the least of our concerns if we don't have anywhere to host the exhibition. We have visited a majority of places - their descriptions I shall list below:

Blink gallery - Eden court

We went on to visit the famous Blink Gallery in Eden Court, which is close to town center, easily accessible and perhaps the most prestigious out of all locations we had listed. The space however was limited, dark, and difficult to accomodate to - some of us planned for much grander exhibition space. Unfortunately, we have to pass on this offer.

Our next stop was Eastgate Shopping Centre, which I am not particularly too fond of - doing an art exhibition in the shopping center seems desperate - and places like that are often filled with random people and kids that can easily damage the works of art. The only way this could work is if Eastgate allowed us to rent a unit - but this will never happen.

As I feared, the only space that can be given to us is the corridor of a Shopping center. It's a strong "NO" vote from me - whilst the footfall indeed might be high, it's not particularly footfall of people interested in our design pieces. I don't see the point in exhibiting our work outside of the hair saloon.

Some of us were more than happy to use Eastgate as an exhibition space, even though it's the only space that isn't given to us for free. Fortunately, they were outvoted.