A group of women playing drums Description automatically generated Roma Art now The “public” and the “popular” 3 May 2024 A picture containing logo Description automatically generated Text Description automatically generated A picture containing horse Description automatically generated https://eriac.org/category/romamoma/ BíLá Místa, Hranicář Gallery, Ustí nad Labem (2020) A room with art on the walls Description automatically generated with low confidence https://artalk.cz/2020/10/05/roma-lives-matter-v-hranicari/?fbclid=IwAR2zbG0yCtwDxh874ZrCspWpNciDXD cyPXIozFszM1hilHljIcTH42TT3Dw A picture containing text Description automatically generated LACKA – Ladislava Gažiová https://www.artlist.cz/en/lacka-ladislava-gaziova-618-video/ A person with long hair Description automatically generated with low confidence O kosmos hino kalo/The Universe is Black, 2017, Moravian Gallery in Brno, A person wearing a garment Description automatically generated with low confidence Ladislava Gažiová, https://www.artmap.cz/artist/ladislava-gaziova/ Phundrado drom / The Open Road, Ethnographic Museum, Prague, 3. 6. 2022 – 31. 5. 2024 https://www.nm.cz/en/program/exhibitions/phundrado-drom-the-open-road#gallery-9 A picture containing text, indoor, window, shop Description automatically generated > A black and white sign on a wall Description automatically generated > A map of a city Description automatically generated > A group of chairs in a park Description automatically generated > A hand holding a box Description automatically generated Romane Kale Panthera / Roma Black Panthers A group of people sitting at a table with food and drinks Description automatically generated with low confidence http://www.tamaramoyzes.info/?p=1420 Text Description automatically generated Diagram Description automatically generated with medium confidence Raphael Vella & Melanie Sarantou, Documents of Socially Engaged Art, InSEA (2021) Kitsch and the decorative as a style A group of people in clothing Description automatically generated with low confidence Helena & Erika Varga, https://romani.hu/en/ Text Description automatically generated https://www.vogue.com/article/roma-activism-fashion A logo with text and images Description automatically generated A person working on a metal object Description automatically generated A person looking at a table with a tablecloth Description automatically generated A room with art objects on the wall Description automatically generated A collage of images of children in a classroom Description automatically generated A street with cars parked in front of a building Description automatically generated Arrow: Anti-clockwise curve with solid fill promotion poster design Archives | Inspirationfeed POSTERs What is a poster? •A large-format poster is a big piece of paper or image featuring •a short title •an introduction to your topic •an overview of your approach (body) •your results in graphical form (conclusion) •a list of references (bibliography) •if all text is kept to a minimum (500-1000 words), a person could fully read your poster in 5-10 minutes. • • Photo & Video Sharing by SmugMug INTRODUCTION Learning outcomes •Translate what you learnt in lectures and discussions into own research •Find an original topic and conduct independent research on it •Turn your findings into a brief visual and oral presentation •Think about most important information to include in a poster •Be able to present your poster • Questions to ask •What is the key message from the research that you want to highlight to your audience? •Not just the work of art/artist, but the message •Along with the main image, what other material (texts, graphs, other images) do you need to support the poster theme? •Keep it simple. Choose a lead image and supporting material. • •Who is the audience? •Us •What medium? •Handmade collage or software (PowerPoint, Adobe inDesign, Illustrator, Canva…). • Practicalities •What size should your poster be? •A2 ideally, landscape or portrait • •How many words? •1000 words max. Think of the font and size. •What colours will you use? •Plan it. •You have the idea; how will you present it visually and in an interesting way? • •Keep it simple. Limit text, focus on images but explain. • •Sketch it out. • • • • • • • • • Deveton Boakye Some resources •Tips for poster creation • •Art and Humanities posters • •Examples • •Software suggestions • •