I think about "Touch Tours" work for everyone; and particularly for the blind, children or visually impaired reviewers as autism friendly . Sometimes people with autism need a quiet space to relax, an empty meeting room would be an ideal place for this.You may also need to adjust your lighting and audio levels and it is best to consult with local groups to see what would work best. Giving staff additional training in advance of these viewings can help to make sure that everyone feels welcome. I would like to make my gallery as a destination space: I would to offer something different and exciting. I will never forget art listings; art critics, journalists and bloggers.: I will try to have great relationships with all the gallery's artists.

What we'll deliver:

• making exhibitions outdoor

Why it's a great idea:

One of my goals is to build a faithful hardcore customer base-- a dedicated network of repeat buyers. I will not ignore the rest of the public,I know, that If I can't get the artists, you can't get the art. I also know that The only way I can get to this point is to always treat an artists with respect, be honest and direct in all interactions.

Steps to get it done:

• finding a space in the comunity garden for Green Gallery

I would like to make my gallery as a destination space: I would to offer something different and exciting. I will never forget art listings; art critics, journalists and bloggers.: I will try to have great relationships with all the gallery's artists. I think that knowing and understanding them and their work is important when introducing their artworks to the public and collectors – I would find it very difficult to promote an artist that I didn't have a good working relationship with. I really understand that if you're enthusiastic and can add value to the gallery by having a pop up day, they will help you out.