Preparing an exhibition without borrowed slogans
1A youth group planned a small exhibition about local parks. The members enjoyed interviewing residents because the conversations revealed details that photographs alone did not show. They decided to include short quotations beside the photographs.
2They avoided copying slogans from other exhibitions. Instead, they wrote captions using their own interview notes. Before printing the captions, they checked that each quotation matched the original recording.
3The group wanted visitors to hear different voices, not a single repeated opinion. Some residents preferred quiet spaces, while others asked for places to play. The captions presented these differences rather than pretending that everyone agreed.