TPWM Discussion Event - Art Market Development

©Juneau Projects - 'Čapexagon 03 (Lickey Hills)', 2011, image courtesy of the artists and Ceri Hand Gallery

WITH THE CONTEMPORARY ART SOCIETY DIRECTOR PAUL HOBSON

Tuesday 13 March 2012 from 2-4pm.  Registration 1.45-2pm

School of Art, BIAD, Birmingham City University, Margaret Street - Lecture Room

http://www.bcu.ac.uk/about-us/maps-and-campuses/school-of-art-margaret-street

For: Artists / University students and staff (BA and MA Fine Art) / Artist Collectives / Arts Professionals / Galleries and Museums / Collectors and Buyers

To reserve your free place email: penny.mcconnell@bcu.ac.uk

For further details click here

Artists' News and Opportunities Bulletin 33

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Bulletin 33

TPWM Website

Please note: Some changes will be made to the structure of the TPWM website in the next 2 weeks. The information will remain, however it will be easier to find through the menu headings.

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Turning Point Website Questionnaire

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Please email your completed surveys to Penny.McConnell@bcu.ac.uk 

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Artists' News and Opportunities Bulletin 32

Happy New Year!  Click below to view our first Bulletin of 2012.

Bulletin 32

Wishing You All A Merry Christmas

We would like to wish you a most Happy Festive Season and  look forward to working with you all in 2012 - great things are afoot!

Turning Point West Midlands

We would like to thank Worcester-based artist Vered Lahav for her kind permission in allowing us to use her image Anatomy of Time 22.

Artists' News & Opportunities Bulletin 31

Click below to view our last Bulletin of 2011...our next one will appear early in the New Year. 

 Bulletin 31

Institute of Cultural Capital Survey

The Institute of Cultural Capital (ICC) are running a survey about leadership, aimed at people working in the UK cultural sector.  It takes 20 mins to complete and will provide valuable data on current opinion in this area. 

The survey can be accessed at: http://www.survey.ljmu.ac.uk/iccleadingculture

Please feel free to share the link with your colleagues and friends in the sector. Results and findings will be discussed during a series of open seminars in Spring 2012.

For more information on the survey the work of the  the ICC, click HERE