#Exhibition Organisers

[businesknowlege]

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[pityroadart]

It's been in the works for a while behind the scenes, but now that I've made a poster, I can finally announce:

I'm having my first solo exhibition! It's a mix of paintings, film photography prints, and various other artworks of mine, at a local café. And of course it's to celebrate me turning 30, so the opening night is basically my version of a birthday party (there will of course be cake).

I doubt many folk on here will be close enough to go check it out (if you are, pls feel free!), but regardless I'm proud of it, so here it is.

& some other social-media-friendly versions of the poster, because I'm also proud of figuring out how Canva works and putting them together:

Pretty much all the pieces will also be available to buy at/after the exhibition, so even if you can't make it in person you're welcome to enquire about them. I may also draw up a price sheet and/or put the remainders on my ko-fi shop later too.

[eileen-crys]

John Deacon in Montreux, 1978

Photo by Peter "Ratty" Hince

It's from Ratty's photos exhibition in Turin and I can't wait to go to see it myself!!! 😭😭😭💖💖💖 I HAD to share this in the meantime! LOOK AT HIS SMILE!

[tragedykery]

west germanic languages be like voicing? in my final obstruents? not on MY fucking watch

[actualhumancryptid]

Fuck yes!!!! Massive Yayoi Kusama exhibition in my local gallery. Multiple infinity rooms??? Asdfhjk I am so happy.

[alectology-archive]

one year later liandrin’s comment about how the world is mostly governed by men on the show still makes zero fucking sense.

[downthetubes]

Professional Cartoonists Organisation’s Cartoonists go to the Theatre exhibition opens in London today

Photo via Glenn Marshall Today, Monday 14th August, sees the opening of the Professional Cartoonists Organisation’s Cartoonists go to the Theatre exhibition at Charing Cross Library in London. In addition to the free exhibition, there will be workshops and the selling and signing of original works. PCO member James Mellor will give a free talk on Monday 21st August at 6.30pm. Booking essential…

[lily-blue-blue-lily]

i thought feeling perpetually overwhelmed was a uni thing but im beginning to think its just an adult thing

[yelenapines]

the thing is i'm unproductive for things I dislike but if you ask me to do something i'm remotely interested in i will *not* stop until it's done and you may not see me for the rest of the morning

[deathbyworm]

One thing that's mildly annoying to me is that literally every event raising money for Palestine near me is a physical activity. mostly sponsored walks, but there's some other stuff in there too, and literally none of them I can do. Another thing I never really thought about before my back was as fucked as it is now, but it just sucks so much that even stuff like this isn't necessarily accessible

[loups-garou]

movie review in the works, I am just very busy with an intense project for school ✌️

[groundzeroevent]

Introduction

In the vibrant city of Jaipur, known for its rich culture and historical landmarks, exhibitions play a significant role in showcasing art, crafts, and businesses. But who are the masterminds behind these grand events? Let’s dive into the world of an exhibition organiser in Jaipur and uncover the pivotal role they play in making these events a success.

Understanding the Role of an Exhibition Organiser

An exhibition organiser in Jaipur is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing exhibitions that captivate and engage attendees. Their role is multifaceted and involves several key tasks:

1. Planning and Strategy

Before the curtains rise, an exhibition organiser meticulously plans the event. This includes:

Conceptualizing Themes: Creating a theme that aligns with the objectives of the exhibition.

Budget Management: Allocating resources efficiently to ensure the event remains within budget.

Venue Selection: Choosing the perfect venue that complements the theme and can accommodate the expected number of attendees.

2. Vendor Coordination

Coordinating with various vendors is a crucial aspect of an organiser’s role. This involves:

Vendor Sourcing: Finding reliable vendors for catering, decorations, lighting, and more.

Contract Negotiation: Ensuring the best deals and terms with vendors to maintain quality and cost-effectiveness.

Logistics Management: Overseeing the setup and dismantling processes to ensure a smooth flow of operations.

3. Marketing and Promotion

To ensure a successful exhibition, organisers like Ground Zero Event focus on robust marketing strategies:

Digital Marketing: Utilizing social media, email campaigns, and websites to attract a larger audience.

Print Media: Engaging in traditional marketing methods like flyers, posters, and advertisements in local newspapers.

Networking: Leveraging connections with local businesses and influencers to spread the word.

4. On-site Management

During the event, an exhibition organiser is the anchor holding everything together:

Guest Management: Welcoming and assisting guests, ensuring their needs are met.

Problem-solving: Addressing any issues that arise promptly and efficiently.

Event Flow Coordination: Ensuring that the event proceeds as planned, maintaining a seamless experience for attendees.

5. Post-Event Activities

The role of an organizer doesn’t end when the event does. Post-event activities include:

Feedback Collection: Gathering feedback from attendees and participants to assess the event’s success.

Performance Analysis: Analyzing key metrics to evaluate the event’s impact and areas for improvement.

Report Generation: Creating detailed reports to present to stakeholders, summarizing the event’s achievements and challenges.

Why Choose Ground Zero Event?

When it comes to organising exhibitions in Jaipur, Ground Zero Event stands out as a premier choice. With a proven track record of successful events, they bring expertise, creativity, and a dedicated team to ensure your exhibition is a memorable experience.

Conclusion

An exhibition organiser in Jaipur plays a critical role in transforming ideas into reality, ensuring every event is a grand success. From planning and coordination to marketing and on-site management, their expertise covers all aspects of event management. When you choose a seasoned organiser like Ground Zero Event, you can be confident that your exhibition will be executed flawlessly, leaving a lasting impression on all attendees.

For more information or to get started on planning your next exhibition, contact Ground Zero Event today. Let them help you create an unforgettable experience for your attendees.

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had a colleague say in a meeting today that they couldn’t speak or comment on whether they preferred the grade system and feedback system in teams or the one in this other platform we use because they aren’t aware of all the functions on teams and they need proper training. Tell me you haven’t made a single effort to explore the options available to you on the platform your workplace uses. how many years have u worked here? 20? and you’ve been using Teams for how long? five years ? and you’re telling me you don’t have any knowledge of the gradebook or assignment functions in teams?! are you listening to yourself? I’ve been here all of what? 10 months and I’m more proficient in teams than you? you do realise you are within your right to make a couple exploratory clicks, right you are allowed to figure out how things work for yourself. You don’t need big daddy administration to tell you exactly how to do Absolutely everything. and Google is free. 

[quadrant2design]

Welcome to Quadrant2Design’s trade show preparation guide to finalising your venue arrangements!

In this article you’ll learn how to finalise your venue arrangements by following these steps:

Submit required documentation

Check the ‘early bird’ deadlines

Order onsite services (electricity, internet, furniture etc.)

Complete show catalogue entry

Book exhibitor passes

Find out full details here...

[juanmillerr]

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[local-hellhound-steals-spaghetti]

Let's talk about zoo animal welfare for a second...

(And I want to preface this by saying I have a 4 year Bachelor degree in Animal Science (focusing in welfare and behaviour with a major in Canine and Equine Science) before I got sidetracked into zoo animals and did 3 internships working with wild canids, ungulates and marine mammals - this involved both hands on behaviour modification/desenitisation as well as hands off behavioural observation and welfare study. I worked for 2 years as a marine mammal specialist and worked specifically in facilities to improve husbandry, behavioural training and welfare practises.

I also worked in a facility in the Asia Pacific, working to improve welfare standards for bottlenose dolphins and continued to work with cetacean welfare researchers after this. I also did a course in zoo management, husbandry and welfare and this involved working in an accredited zoo facility learning things like exhibit design, behaviour management and husbandry with multiple species.)

So a few points to say about zoo animal welfare when discussing zoo standards and practises:

The average person does not have the expertise to do behaviour observation and welfare evaluation in zoo animals - that's why when the general public visits a zoo and says "the animal looks sad" it's worth being skeptical of that claim. But it doesn't mean a gut feeling about a zoo's quality can be completely invalid. Just that it might be worth researching further or seeking more information.

However, with experience, it is possible to analyse behaviour in the context of welfare. And context to that behaviour is always important (for example, Moo Deng showing stress related behaviour towards the specific context of being touched or followed around by her keeper - very much an indication of poor handling practises)

Poor animal husbandry and welfare is not limited to specific countries or regions, however it can be more normalised and accepted under the influnce of cultures and laws. Or even just the culture of the zoo itself such as the "this is the way we've always done it" places.

Being an accredited zoo is a start to good welfare, but it doesn't make any sort of welfare concern obsolete. And accreditation is supposed to ensure that welfare concerns are addressed but because they are mostly run as a volunteer based organisation, they often don't have resources to check into every concern (unless it's a government funded organisation)

A zoo contributing to conservation research is great, but not if it is at the expense of the animals' welfare - welfare should always be prioritised, with research and conservation efforts to follow.

Welfare is a state that is in flux. So a negative welfare state can move into positive welfare state under different influences.

There are multiple factors that influence zoo animal welfare: enclosure/habitat, expression of natural behaviour, guest interaction, diet, enrichment, water quality, hygeine ect. It'll rarely just be one factor, though it does depend how salient that factor is.

Just because a keeper or management of a zoo have been there for a long time, doesn't mean they can't be criticised - it is possible to be still using outdated practises and believing in methodologies and management practises that need updating - that's the whole point of continued education

Having limited resources can often impact welfare. Giving a facility the resources they need to improve is a good start to improving welfare.

Even if an animal is being handled in an inappropriate way for a short time, that doesn't mean that can't have long term implications for welfare eg. if every time your dog jumped on you when you got home and you smacked him in the face once before going on with your day, that doesn't mean that your dog won't learn negative associations with your arrival just because it was one time.

Best practise husbandry of zoo animals involves:

Use of positive reinforcement based voluntary husbandry and health care

All interaction based on choice and voluntary interaction that is reinforced with primary reinforcement such as food

Mostly hands off approaches for the species that require them (ungulates, large primates, large carnivores)

Relatively stable social groups with aggression only in specific situations/contexts that are normal for the species

Back areas for animals to rest outside of public view

Species appropriate habitats to meet species specific behaviour requirements

Five freedoms of welfare being met but goes above and beyond the bare minimum

Poor zoo animal husbandry involves animals:

Being forced into anything such as presentations, education programs, medical procedures/gating

Any use of physical punishment such as chasing, slapping, pushing or poking - negative reinforcement such as bull hooks are also fairly outdated in handling species like elephants

Being excessively handled, chased and touched/restrained for no reason (eg. for social media videos)

Showing signs of avoidance and aggression constantly towards their keepers

Have constant conflict happening in their social groups

Are living in enclosures that are not suitable for their specific specific needs - size is only one factor in this. Substrate, habitat design, water quality ect. are also things to consider.

Are too close to the public/at risk from the public

Have no areas to retreat from the public/rest away from potential stressors

Have no enrichment program/no daily enrichment

Those are all flags that there could be some poor welfare happening and that a zoo is not prioritising welfare

Okay there's the ramble of the day done. Feel free to ask questions for further clarification if needed.