solved An analysis of a museum exhibition explaining how the exhibition

An analysis of a museum exhibition explaining how the exhibition makes a visual, spatial and ideological argument. Analyze an entire exhibition, with a close reading of a specific display. For example, if there is an exhibit of 19th century French photography, describe the exhibit overall, and then zero in on one room or one wall to do a close reading of the labels, the lighting, the hang of works, juxtapositions, etc. Questions to address when writing the paper:What is the goal, in your opinion, of the display you are writing about? What kind of attitude is it hoping to inspire in its audience? In other words, who is saying what to whom, how and why? Does it have a political message, does it support a particular episteme? Does it have other ideological goals?Which four articles we have read this term can help support your argument? How do their ideas help you to ask questions or read the exhibition more carefully? How does the architecture of the museum influence the perception of the display?What is the lighting like? What kind of value does the lighting bring to the object(s) displayed? Who are the curators? How are they identified?What kinds of labels are present, what kind of information do they give, and where are they positioned? How is the viewer expected to behave? How is the funding of the exhibit/institution made evident? What are the power relations created within the space? How can some of the following terms be applied to the exhibit or to the objects in the exhibit: art, artifact, evidence, narrative illustration, self-evident, beautiful, metaphoric, metonymic, “in situ”, “in context”, synchronic, diachronic, teleological, authoritative, self-reflective, multi-vocal, ethnographic, historical, nationalistic, biographical, rare, culturally specific, episteme, icon, index, symbol, provenance, etc.Requirements:TEXT: 1000 words, typed, double-spaced, with footnotes. Please reference at least four assigned essays in your analysis. Footnotes citations required for each page and works cited page.IMAGE: One or two additional pages with a visual representation of the display.Link to Virtual Musuem: https://firstjewishamericans.nyhistory.org/?_ga=2….