No DescriptionWe're always keen to help members in their search for new talent, and to help companies grow and develop teams.  With the increasing levels of legal implications regarding advertising for talent, employing people and building teams, we are keen to ensure you get the right information and understand the best way of creating a superb team, avoiding any pitfalls along the way.
We are now launching 4 Employer Workshops for 2012 run by Kerrie Hunt, Partner Head of Employment at Thrings, and Liz Gadd from Xchangeteam.  Each workshop will be held at Thrings, The Paragon, Counterslip, Bristol BS1 6BX and will run from 4.30pm-6.30pm with tea and coffee on arrival.  The Workshops are suitable for HR professionals, those responsible for recruitment and key decision makers in agencies and companies who do not have an HR person but who do regularly recruit.
The Workshops will cover:
Each workshop is £25+VAT to Bristol Media members and £55+VAT for non-members.  Book all four workshops at the same time and get one free!
To book your place please email Maddie at maddie@bristolmedia.co.uk or call 0117 971 0199


Easter Fascinators!

Ani Townsend
Events
Sat 7 Apr, 1.00pm - 5.00pm
£5.00/£3.00 Concs
Celebrated milliner Ani Townsend leads a workshop in hat making that will result in a fascinator made from unusual, traditional and recycled materials. Please bring along interesting objects to incorporate into your design. Basic sewing skills required. All adults welcome (16+).
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Shilpa Gupta



Someone Else
Exhibitions
Sat 3 Mar - Sun 22 Apr
Free
Shilpa Gupta creates artwork using a variety of media including video, objects, photography, sound and performances to examine such themes as desire, conflict, militarism, security, technology and human rights. Gupta's application of technology in her works reveals her interest in how various media affect our understanding of the political realm. Considering technology as being an extension of body, mind and perception, she possesses a sharp political consciousness about the role, psychology and aesthetics of these media forms.
The exhibition will present new work alongside a key selection of works by Gupta from recent years, including her major installation Singing Cloud, 2008-09, an amorphous cluster of 4000 black microphones suspended from the ceiling. Rather than registering sound, the microphones are reverse-wired and emit sounds that travel in ripples over the surface, created through abstracting the results of psychological tests on numerous individuals about the reception of images.
Part of Shilpa Gupta's recent installation Someone Else (2011) is presented at Bristol Central Library. A map explaining how to get there can be found here.
Shilpa Gupta is one of the most significant emerging artists working in India today, and this will be her first major solo exhibition in the UK.
Exhibition Guide
Bristol Central Library Exhibition Guide
   


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