Finish! Cheers!

It totally took about two month to finish my internship in the Burwood Gallery. It was both rich and pitiful. During my internship, for one hand, I devote all myself to the work. I realized what on earth the gallery needs to prepare for before and during the exhibition. For example, it was far not enough just collecting the good artworks, as people always take for granted. The fact is the staff had also come up with a series of ideas and policies to engage people to the gallery, and that was important point, like different programs are carried out catering to different group of ages, offering special service for the disabled, giving opportunity to those who are live in the remote, finding the advertisement media, etc. The more people we engage, the more successful we will be in the closure of the gallery. For another hand, coming to my main work as an assistant of my manager, what I did was to introduce audience certain artworks, which may have history or story behind them that people unaware of. My communication ability has promoted to a large extent as well as my communication presentation, and I began to know the importance of showing kindness and sharing knowledge. What is more, I also learned a lot from my researches. At the very beginning, it went boring and time-consuming, but the more you have done, the more interesting it was. To be honest, I gained a lot from my research and knew how to prepare and organize an exhibition. Consequently, I would like to express my gratefulness to my manager, who is a nice lady with patience and kindness. Everything seemed to be in the charge of and she did a lot of favor to me during my internship. In a word, serving in the gallery was an amazing experience in my campus life. Not only can I realize the process of the exhibition, but also I can improve my own communicability and ability to meet emergency.