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# FINAL PROJECT & EXHIBITION

1. **Your project!** Ready for installation on or before **December 13 (maybe December 12)**, with the expectation you will be present for both exhibition and setup. You must also upload all files and documentation to your course folder.
2. **Your presentation!** Ready for you to show your classmates and our visiting critics in the classroom on **December 9th** to prepare you for the final show. This should be a slide deck with a **5-7 minute presentation.** Primarily this slide deck should include documentation of the project itself, **NOT** preliminary research, ideation documentation, etc...
3. **Your artist statement!** Like the one you tested out on [**Creation 08**](/visual-ai-studio-for-art-and-technology/creations/08-iterate-your-identity.md)**,** this should be a statement prepared to be displayed alongside your final project.
4. **Your** [**team's work**](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uDD_1-akDUU39-xRmo2dgz4VwigqLtAZg1AK5vy1HeI/edit?usp=sharing)**!** Whatever aspect of the exhibition you have signed up to work on must be ready on or before (depending on what it is) **December 13.** Materials and Promotion team members must make sure to have items avaiable early-- you can't promote a show the day it starts, for instance, and your classmates need materials to set up and work with much earlier.