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Follow us on Twitter					Issue 421 | December 2018
Solent University in Southampton is a member of the National Skills Academy for Creative and Cultural. They are seeking mentors to work with their students on defining and building their career path. Applications are open now!  Completing an art collection is an enormous challenge, but getting it displayed can seem just as difficult. Take a look at our guide for ideas on where you can approach to get your art exhibited.
Theatre production manager Katrina Gilroy describes the theatre production process and the role of production manager. She says that when she started she didn't even know what the role of a production manager was.  » Theatre production manager Library outreach activities Libraries have to provide activities and services to encourage people to use libraries in different ways. Outreach activities go out into the community, encouraging people to become library users. » Library outreach activities Solent Futures’ Focus Programme 2018: Mentors needed How to get your art exhibited There are many avenues for an artist to pursue in order to get work exhibited. Much depends on your career to-date, the nature of the work you make, and the area in which you live. » How to get your art exhibited Sand sculpture "Before I was a sand sculptor, I worked in the steel industry in the North." Sand artist Paul Hoggard describes how it took ten years for his hobby to become a full-time job.   » Sand sculpture					Head of Business and Operations British Film Institute, London Programme Manager Classes and Courses The Place, London Part Time Theatres Facilities Officer Chelmsford City Council, Chelmsford Creative Producer Stand + Stare, Stroud / Bristol Consultancy Intern Coulson Partners, London Primary Music Practitioner (Teacher Coach) Ark Schools, Portsmouth Creative Venue Technician Apprentice Sadler's Wells, London Open Call for Residency and Performance Opportunities Siobhan Davies Dance are offering three performance opportunities and two residency periods.  Deadline to apply: 10 December.
Graphic crafts maker Graphic craft makers work with paper to produce bespoke objects. The work is varied and graphic crafts makers may specialise in a particular technique or area of work. Many workers in this craft area will produce work to their own style and designs. They also create pieces to suit specific commissions from individuals or organisations.
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