Through these ideas, we aim to refine and define further what it is exactly we are wanting to achieve and move forward with. These ideas come under the 3 main outlines provided for us from the client meeting, in which we aim to development the main idea of art being integral to life, which they felt wasn't being stated loudly enough.
1. Create some sort of acrobatic/circus performance type scenario, in which the crowd would not be treated as a crowd in so many words, but rather be very much involved where the acts would occur within the crowds popping up in various areas. Ideally something like this would be outside, and most likely a free event. Something to consider in our ideas, as this very much brings art to everyday life.
2. 'Pop-up' installation art around the city. These artworks (whatever type they may be) would be set up quickly somewhere in a very busy noticeable place for a very short amount of time, before they would be moved somewhere else in the city. Could be an easy way to showcase public art to many areas of the city.
3. Bring the festival into tertiary institutions via many means, such as advertising, free participatory events, advertising, competitions.
4. Advertise the opportunity for young artists to assist/collaborate with the larger, international artists in order to create hype, and show them that they to have the ability to work on such a large scale and interact with incredibly successful artists.
5. Advertising needs to be more thought out, throughout the city, and definitely prepared further in advance. As 4 under 30 year olds of Wellington, we all agreed that we were not incredibly aware of everything happening in the festival let alone exactly what the main message of the festival was about.
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