UROP Research Mentor Project Submission Portal: Submission #419

Submission information
Submission Number: 419
Submission ID: 8366
Submission UUID: 1219d27d-574b-4b40-8e1c-c8774adc98ce

Created: Fri, 08/11/2023 - 01:22 PM
Completed: Fri, 08/11/2023 - 01:50 PM
Changed: Wed, 10/04/2023 - 09:22 AM

Remote IP address: 128.186.46.5
Submitted by: Anonymous
Language: English

Is draft: No

Research Mentor Information

Zida Wang
he/him/his
zw19g@fsu.edu
zw19g@fsu.edu
Graduate Student
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Fine Arts
Museum of Fine Arts and Department of Art Education
Zida Wang -- Headshot.jpeg

Additional Research Mentor(s)

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Overall Project Details

Hybrid Exhibition Curation and Creation: Inviting Multiple Perspectives to Participate in the Collaborative Curation and Creation Practices
Collaboration, Co-curation, Participation
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Open to all majors.
On FSU Main Campus
No, the project is remote
Partially Remote
5 hours
During business hours
This study is a participatory action research project that will use a collaborative approach to explore artists, co-curators, and visitor participants’ engagement in a co-curated hybrid exhibition at FSU Museum of Fine Arts. The two major objectives for this research project are: 1. How can a co-curated hybrid exhibition contribute to a university art museum’s use of third place theory? 2. How does the use a combination of third place theory and constructivist museum approaches manifest a co-curated exhibition?
The research assistant will work with museum co-curators, visitor co-creators, and other artists. They will help to determine the content and format of the exhibition, including selecting the artworks and designing the exhibition space. The exhibition research aims to explore the engagement of artists and visitor participants in a collaborative exhibition and the impact on the use of third-place theory in the university art museum. It will be evaluated through surveys, interviews, and an analysis of the museum's follow-up programming and collaborative engagement.
The research lasts from June 2023 to December 2023, the exhibition will be open to the public at FSU Museum of Fine Arts in December 2023.
data collection, helping with interview, helping with exhibition plan and installation, conducting survey with visitors, etc.
Required: Microsoft Word; Excel; PowerPoint; Canva; Zoom; Costumer Services
Recommended: Website development; Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Lightroom, etc
My mentoring philosophy is rooted in fostering personal and professional growth through collaborative and empowering relationships. I believe each individual possesses unique talents and aspirations, which I strive to nurture.
Goals and Talents: I focus on understanding mentees' goals and evaluating their strengths. This enables me to provide tailored guidance that aligns with their aspirations and builds on their existing capabilities.
Respect and Ownership: I cultivate relationships founded on mutual respect, encouraging open dialogue. I guide mentees to take ownership of their learning journey, promoting accountability and self-directed growth.
Guided Exploration: Rather than providing all answers, I encourage mentees to explore and discover solutions. This cultivates critical thinking and problem-solving skills, fostering independence and confidence.
Shared Experience: I share my experiences to offer practical insights and context. This helps mentees navigate challenges and decisions, making informed choices as they progress.
Interactive Learning: I create an interactive space for discussions and questions, stimulating curiosity and deeper understanding of subjects.
Motivation and Safe Environment: Understanding each mentee's motivation, I tailor guidance to keep them engaged. I create a safe space where failures are embraced as learning opportunities, encouraging resilience.
Challenges and Inquiry: I introduce challenges to spur growth and inspire mentees to inquire, think critically, and seek diverse perspectives.
In total, my mentoring philosophy revolves around empowering mentees to steer their own growth journey. Through respect, shared experiences, and guided exploration, I aim to instill confidence, curiosity, and a lifelong commitment to learning and development.
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UROP Program Elements

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2023
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