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The document discusses four artifacts and their potential uses across the creative and media industries. A clay pot could be displayed in an art gallery or used as a prop in a performance. A costume could be part of a play or displayed in a gallery. A painting-set design could serve as a stage background. Buildings could be featured in an art gallery or incorporated into a performance.
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- 1. The Creative and Media Industry • Clay Pot – This artefact can be used for the visual arts industry in a gallery to show people how different peoples work is different to each others. It will be used in a gallery because it can show/tell people about how everyone sees each other. The artefact can also be used as a prop in the performing arts industry. It will be used as prop because it is a pot. It could be used as a drinking cup. • Costume – This artefact can be used for the performing arts industry in a performance such as a play etc... This can be used in a performance because it may show how a character is feeling or the emotions. This can also be used in the visual arts industry because it can be show in a gallery. It will be used in a gallery to show how the costume is different. • Painting-Set Design – This artefact can be used for the performing arts industry in a stage for the background of the performance. To show what is going on in the performance this artefact will be used in the performing arts industry. • Buildings – This artefact can be used for the visual arts industry in a gallery. and in the performing arts industry to be in a performance.