Tuesday 21 August 2018, 10.30am - 4:00pm
Building awareness of your gallery is critical to growing audiences and potential stakeholders. In this session you will learn the fundamentals of branding, low cost approaches to marketing through social media and networking, ensuring your images are fit for purpose, working with the media and engaging a publicist.
Presentations will include insights into working with the media and the dos and don’ts when engaging a publicist from Fiona Brook (Zilla & Brook); Katie Loveday, Brand and Marketing Services Manager, Home of the Arts (HOTA) will discuss the development of their new brand; Siobhan Sloper will explore Gertrude Contemporary’s approaches to high impact, low cost social media promotions; Ararat Gallery TAMA Director Anthony Camm will discuss the importance of galleries having a website with a distinct institutional identity; and Heide Museum of Modern Art’s Sue Curwood will discuss building profile through strong design and ensuring your images are fit for purpose. The day will be rounded out with a guided tour of the recently refurbished Ararat Gallery TAMA with Director, Anthony Camm.
Tuesday 21 August 2018, 10.30am - 4:00pm
Ararat Gallery TAMA
Ararat Town Hall
Vincent Street
Ararat VIC 3377
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EVENT PARTNERS
The PGAV wishes to thank the following Profile Raising Essentials Presentation Partners:
Image: Artwork by MOMO, Home of the Arts.
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