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25 Aug 2010
Seminar on Promoting Touring Exhibitions, 22 October 2010, Birmingham
TEG's next seminar on PROMOTING TOURING EXHIBITIONS will be held on FRIDAY 22nd OCTOBER 2010 at BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY: GAS HALL.
The seminar will provide delegates with an introduction to marketing techniques and strategies, looking at how one can identify key target audiences and deliver your product to them. The day will explore both how to promote exhibitions for hire and also how to market the hired exhibition to the general public in the host venue. Consisting of a mixture of practical advice and case studies from large and small organisations it will be an excellent opportunity to discover new marketing skills, brush up on your existing ones, and network with other people and organisations in the touring exhibitions world.  For further details and to book online please see the Seminars page.
22 Mar 2010
Ballot

This year's ballot of the membership to elect a new Executive Committee was held in early March 2010. For full details of the composition of the Committee for 2010-11, please go to the Contacts page.

22 Mar 2010
Seminar Manager
TEG is very pleased to announce the appointment of Paddy McNulty as Seminar Manager. Paddy starts on 1st April 2010, in a part-time position that is funded by TESS Demountable. His job is to plan an manage the three seminars that we run each year, so watch this space….

Events


TEG organises a number of events including talks, seminars and the annual Marketplace. 
We also collaborate with other organisations on events related to touring exhibitions. 
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 TEG Marketplace 2007 in the Great Hall of the Discovery Museum, NewcastleMarketplace

Each year TEG holds a Marketplace at a different venue around the country. The Marketplace is open to everyone with an involvement or interest in touring exhibitions. The event encompasses exhibitions in all shapes, sizes and subjects, to fit all types of venue and audience. The aim of the Marketplace is to provide time and a suitable environment for people to make contacts, promote exhibitions, create a network for exhibition ideas, or simply find out what other organisations have to offer. 

 

 

For details about this year's Marketplace and to view reports of previous Marketplaces, see the Marketplace page. 

 

 

SeminarsMarketplace 2005 at the Millennium Galleries, Sheffield

TEG seminars serve as focal points to generate debate about current and proposed regional touring activity and to encourage practical activity amongst TEG members.


The seminar programme was launched with a positive start with the first seminar on 'Handling Sculpture' at Yorkshire Sculpture Park on 16 May 2006, followed by 'Libraries as Exhibition Venues', at Sutton Central Library, Surrey, on 31 July.  Both seminars proved to be a useful networking opportunity for delegates to meet others within the touring sector, exchange ideas and to forge collaborations between exhibition providers and potential venues.  The seminar programme for 2007 included 'Touring and Handling Crafts' at Bilston Craft Gallery on 23 April and 'Funding Touring Exhibitions: Grant Aid' at York Museums Trust on 18 June, and continued in 2008 with 'International Touring' held at the V&A on 19 March and 'Touring Exhibitions in Alternative Venues' at the Portico Library, Manchester, on 15 September.  Seminars in 2009 included Funding: Sponsorship at The Brindley, Runcorn, and Developing Audiences at the V&A Museum of Childhood, London.

TEG is delighted that TESS Demountable has agreed to sponsor the post of Seminar Manager during 2010.  This will enable us to continue this important role which was first made possible through funding from the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.

 



For summaries of all these events and to Funding Touring Exhibitions: Grant Aid Seminar at York Museums Trust, June 2007download reports and presentation hand-outs, please see the Seminar Papers section. 

For details of forthcoming seminars, please see the seminars page.


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