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MARGARET IS HIRING: ACCOUNT MANAGER

ACCOUNT MANAGER JOB DESCRIPTION

TITLE: Brand Team Account Manager

REPORTS TO: Agency Director and Brand Team Director

SALARY: Up to £28k (dependent on experience)

HOURS: 10am – 6pm Monday to Friday, evening and weekend events when needed.

HOLIDAY: Standard agency 20 days holiday, plus time off between Christmas and New Year.

ABOUT MARGARET:

Margaret is a creative communications agency with specialist knowledge of the cultural and media landscapes. We use this along with our creative contacts and influential networks to engage our clients with the right audiences. For more information visit www.margaretlondon.com

ABOUT THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:

We’re looking for a bright, friendly and highly motivated individual with at least 1 year’s experience of working at Account Manager level within a communications agency. They should have a keen knowledge of the communications landscape, bringing with them some strong contacts and a good cultural awareness. They should also be organised and proficient in project management and they must be able to liaise confidently with clients.

JOB OVERVIEW:

Working with the brand PR team across a number of commercial lifestyle brands covering food & drink, travel and fashion / cosmetics. You would be responsible for the following tasks:

Acting as the day-to-day point of contact for clients, maintaining confidence in Margaret by timely reporting of work progress and quality day to day counsel.

Overseeing the delivery of high quality client management materials, including contact reports and evaluation documents.

Driving successful campaigns and projects which meet agreed objectives and timeframes through effective planning and use of resources.

Playing a key role in productive team meetings and ensuring that organisational systems and planning tools are being used effectively.

Preparing budget proposals and maintaining budgets and budget allocation for each client campaign (with support from Account Director).

Organising and managing relevant suppliers including photographers, design and artwork suppliers and event staff (including drafting briefs).

Preparing good quality written materials such as press releases, advertorial copy and media features.

Delivering quality, on-message media coverage by identifying media targets and selling in story concepts and product reviews to the press across a number of campaigns.

Contributing creatively and helping to develop exciting, engaging and on brand ideas for pitches and proposals

Organising and attending events.

Researching around client brands, in order to fully understand their product/story/brand personality. Also thinking about their competitor’s and learning from the campaigns they’ve run and coverage they’ve secured.

Taking responsibility for keeping up to date with market trends and influences relevant to Margaret clients and our agency.

NEW BUSINESS:

As relevant, develop new business opportunities and clients for Margaret - flag if there are brands that you love and would like to work on so we can approach them together

Contribute to agency brainstorms generating innovate thinking and new ideas.

Starting to contribute to writing new business proposals.

Updating the Margaret credentials and website after each project

Being a Margaret ambassador, communicating the agency’s core values at all times

Being immersed in the trends that are appropriate to our clients. Being the eyes and ears of the agency, feeding in new trends and ideas through the cultural afternoon we offer all our staff several times a year and your own experiences.

STAFF & OFFICE MANAGEMENT:

Help oversee and manage workloads of junior members of team where applicable (i.e. Account Executives)

To apply please send your CV along with a covering letter to [email protected].

We will try to get back to everyone but only candidates we would like to interview can be guaranteed a reply.

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MARGARET: INTERN (BRAND TEAM) JOB DESCRIPTION

Margaret Internship Job description

Margaret interns key role is to assist the brand team (PR, marketing, social media and events) in all aspects of PR campaigns, event management, organisation and production as well as any additional day to day tasks required of the office manager to ensure the smooth running of the Margaret office.

We look for our interns to have the following key skills; organisation, proactivity, attention to detail, a team player, independent worker, creativity, punctuality, social media friendly and experienced, involvement in or with a keen interest in the creative sector.

Daily activities for PR can include: 

• General research for project specific activity. Taking briefs from the team, researching and reporting back regularly with suggestions • Assisting with management of digital press cuttings and press archive – scanning and filing select print press coverage. • Managing and updating media databases. • Compiling PR project media reports for clients including coverage analysis. • Researching new / specialist press and monitoring media for editorial changes and current press stories relevant to projects. • Downloading, labelling and filing press images for projects and creation of low-res thumbnail image sheets. • Circulating and uploading of manual listings information online • Reporting back on a regular basis to senior PR team. • Brainstorming

Daily activities for events can include:

• Managing RSVPs for events • General research • You may also be asked to occasionally attend and work as part of Margaret’s PR team at press launches, film preview screenings, gallery private views and other relevant events, with particular emphasis on overseeing media requirements.

Daily activities for office manager can include:

• Collecting and sending post • Ordering office supplies

High Fives:

As well as the daily activities, you will also be required to assist with 3 weekly High 5’s trend reports. This will include; • Researching appropriate stories for each High 5 • Compiling all links, images and copy to be checked by the account exec. • Working on Keynote to design the final High 5 report.

To apply for this role please email Beka ([email protected]) and include your CV and cover letter. 

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DIGITAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE: JOB DESCRIPTION

SOCIAL MEDIA / MARKETING:

• Working with the Senior Digital Account Manager to maintain client communications  - delivering an excellent standard of client counsel and highly relevant digital content and ideas for each client • Writing and creating content to support the Digital Account manager for all our varied social media clients • Supporting the Digital Account Manager to ensure social media calendars are delivered on time - keeping track of due dates and helping schedule client editorial meetings where necessary • Archiving and updating calendars (as any changes are made throughout the content period) and associated imagery • Community Management of client pages – managing communities through both Hootsuite and directly through each network • Scheduling any weekend or evening posts to ensure all promised content is posted • Community managing Margaret’s social media channels – Twitter, Facebook and Instagram ensuring at least 1 post goes up per day (project related or other) • Managing the Margaret blog – ensuring at least 1 post goes up per week • Researching and staying abreast of new digital trends and discussing these at a weekly team meeting • Preparing high quality client management materials, including reports assessing statistics, where applicable • Working with the Senior Digital Account Manager to generate exciting, engaging and on brand ideas for new content each month • Organising and attending events, working with events department (where necessary) to prepare for and deliver exciting events within budget for your clients • Supporting the Senior Digital Account Manager with special ad hoc projects – for example design materials, local outreach, research etc etc • Supporting the Senior Digital Account Manager with organising and managing relevant suppliers including photographers, design and artwork suppliers and event staff • Helping to build and expand lists of relevant social media influencers across food & drink, fashion, lifestyle, whisky and London • Helping prepare and feed into client reports or campaign/project evaluation.

OTHER

• Research into competitors and new business as directed. • Any other reasonable tasks – we are a creative company and you might find yourself looking for pineapple balloons or buying wildflowers at a flower market

DESIRED SKILLS & QUALITIES:

• Highly organised • Ability to work under pressure • Excellent written and verbal skills • An excellent understanding of social media and it’s applications for businesses and brands • At least 1 year of account management experience • A team player with a sense of fun & camaraderie – we work hard but we like working with each other so it’s important we get along! • A pro-active approach to your work • Creative thinking • A life outside of work – we want you to be an engaged individual who is out and about doing fun and interesting things!

ABOUT MARGARET:

Margaret is a creative communications agency with specialist knowledge of the cultural and media landscapes. We use this along with our creative contacts and influential networks to engage our clients with the right audiences. For more information visit www.margaretlondon.com

Send your application (a CV and cover letter) to [email protected] 

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PR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE (CULTURAL TEAM) JOB DESCRIPTION

JOB OVERVIEW: • Delivering quality media coverage by identifying media targets and selling in story concepts to the press across a number of campaigns, including for retained clients and one-off or annual projects such as as film releases, venue launches, festivals, exhibitions. • Preparing high quality media materials such as press releases, production notes, listings information, competition copy, media lists, captioned press images, film clips. • Preparing high quality client management materials, including PR status reports and evaluation documents; and promptly updating clients on coverage secured. • Working with PR Manager and PR Director to generate exciting and engaging ideas for pitches, proposals and campaigns. • Using cultural awareness and interest in the arts to feed into and enrich media campaigns. • Attending media events/launches when needed, such as festival opening nights, exhibition press previews / PVs and venue launch events. • Helping to send out press releases / screening invites for film releases/festival launches/exhibition openings etc and seeding out of digital assets, online review screeners, trailers, clips, poster, images, • Overseeing regional press for film releases and Festivals, offering online screeners / check discs where available as well as images, trailers, press notes, syndicated print Q&As. • Overseeing press preview screenings for film releases and festivals. • Meeting new media contacts as relevant, both at events and on a one-on-one basis. • Oversee general press office management, including managing of digital and print press cuttings and press archive, researching and compiling specialist media lists and compiling of project media reports for clients. • Development and maintenance of cultural PR contacts databases, including industry VIPs, bloggers and relevant social media networks in addition to media. • Booking train tickets and flights for journalists attending press trips and overseeing travel itineraries. • Overseeing of PR team systems and liaison with contacts at key media service organisations such as Gorkana, NLA.

NEW BUSINESS: • Contribute to agency brainstorms for pitches and proposals, helping generate new ideas and suggestions for partners and contacts. • Carrying out research to support new business proposals. • Updating the Margaret credentials and website after projects and campaigns are completed. • Helping maintain the Margaret newsletter database and contributing copy for cultural projects featured on the newsletter. • Being a Margaret ambassador, communicating the agency’s core values at all times and positively representing the company at any events / external occasions. • Being the eyes and ears of the agency, feeding in new trends and ideas through the cultural afternoon and your own experiences. • Help identify potential new Margaret team members and interns.

OTHER: • Help oversee and manage workloads of junior members of team (interns) where applicable. • Contributing to overall positive work environment at Margaret, helping keep the office tidy, ensuring meeting room is presentable for client visits, etc.

DESIRABLE ATTRIBUTES: • Highly organised and able to manage time across multiple projects. • Articulate with excellent writing skills - the role will include writing copy for press releases, website, competitions, etc. • Meticulous attention to detail and good presentation skills, required for delivering coverage reports and evaluations. • A genuine passion for and interest in arts and culture. A strong knowledge of the UK arts and culture scene, from music to film, art and photography. • Existing relationships with regional, national and specialist arts/lifestyle media in print and online.

APPLICATIONS: • This is a full time position, 5 days a week, based in East London. • Salary dependent on experience. Minimum 1 year press office or PR agency experience essential. • Start date: ASAP • Please send your CV and covering letter to Stephanie Knox at Margaret: [email protected] • DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 15th NOVEMBER  

ABOUT MARGARET: Margaret is a creative communications agency that works with cultural institutions, creative events and commercial brands. We have a strong emphasis on promoting and creating projects that fall into the categories of contemporary arts, photography, design, food & drink, film & cinema, fashion, books and music. We represent retained clients as well as working on lots of individual projects, from music and arts festivals to exhibitions and film releases.

For more information visit our website at www.margaretlondon.com.

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Brand PR Director Job Description

Margaret is recruiting Margaret is looking for an experienced Account Director to run the busy Brand PR and Social Media team Covering a maternity leave from August 2015 to August 2016 The role is ideally 3 or 4 days a week however we are happy to look at a full time position Salary tbc based on experience Based at our offices in London Fields, East London. Please send CVs to [email protected] About the role The role varies from senior level strategic client consultation, PR and events ideation, fee and business forecasting, pitching for new business with the founding members to mentoring and training junior members on how to write press releases and Global PR toolkits, to selling in to UK media for specific PR projects. A dynamic, creative mind and a passion for /knowledge of new trends in the food & drink, cultural scene in the UK and the rest of world is desired as is experience of the latest social media trends. We are looking for someone with experience and knowledge of lifestyle brand activity across events, PR and social media. The brand team consists of five members ranging from an intern to Senior Account Manager. Clients include; Global PR for the William Grant Innovation team (Reyka vodka, Hudson Whiskey, Girvan Patent Still whisky, Milagro tequila, Ancient Reserves whisky), Reyka UK, Reyka content, T2 tea, Amy’s Kitchen, Saltwater sandals, morelondon as well as shorter term PR amplification campaigns for new bars and restaurants. We also have a cultural PR department so some contracts and campaigns may involve some crossover with their team as well as close working with the Cultural PR Director. As a small agency, the role is very varied with the main focus being to lead, manage and motivate the brand team to ensure it runs successfully and profitably to agreed client KPIs. The role will report directly into the three Margaret founders. About Margaret Margaret is a small, creative communications agency with specialist knowledge of the cultural and media landscapes. We use this along with our creative contacts and influential networks to engage our clients with the right audiences. Benefits of working at Margaret include 20 days holiday (pro rata), Christmas break, quarterly cultural afternoons, personal development programmes and internal and externally led training. The role in more detail We are looking for someone with the following experience: Over 5 years experience of running a PR team within an agency environment Ability to lead and motivate teams autonomously Client counsel and gravitas across all forms of communication Forward thinking, ideas driven Experience working with food & drink and/or lifestyle brands Experience working on a global PR account – global communications strategy, drafting global PR plans and toolkits for markets A strong understanding of media landscape and what works for specific sectors Great writing skills; presentations, press releases, copy Great negotiation skills with clients and suppliers New business pitching Financial control and reporting Experienced working as part of an interagency team- advertising and social media agencies Developing and managing staff to ensure efficient and profitable use of resources, high productivity and good staff satisfaction levels

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MARGARET IS HIRING!

Office Manager 

About Margaret:

Margaret is a creative communications agency that works with cultural institutions, creative events and commercial brands. We have a strong emphasis on promoting and creating projects that fall into the categories of contemporary arts, photography, design, food & drink, film & cinema, fashion, books and music. We represent retained clients as well as working on lots of individual projects, from music and arts festivals to exhibitions and film releases.

What we’re looking for:

A supremely organized individual, that’s great at creating and following processes and making sure things get done! The successful candidate doesn’t have to have existing office management experience but will need to be able to demonstrate that they have the necessary organization and administrative skills required. There will inevitably be some unforeseen tasks but some of the key responsibilities would include:

Filing and issuing office bills and invoices for payment by the Finance Manager (phones, internet, monthly press cutting system, office rent, cleaners etc).

Liaising with FieldWork’s building manager and being the point of contact for any office related enquiries.

Checking office supplies and ordering stationery, printer ink, labels etc as necessary.

Being the main point of contact for all technical problems, helping find good technical solutions for office hardware and file storage.

Being responsible for answering the phones on the days they’re in the office as well as potentially receiving, answering and re-distributing emails which come into the general [email protected].

Monitoring post coming in and out of the office for Margaret, ensuring post is taken to the post office regularly as required.

Being responsible for petty cash, ensuring receipts are kept for every item spent

Ensuring company credit card process is adhered to by all, and payments are logged etc. This would mean being responsible for the completion of the credit card and petty cash spreadsheets.

Working alongside the Finance Manager, ensuring they have adequate paperwork for all office, petty cash and company credit card related payments.

Overseeing schedule, payment and introduction of interns – they would be overseen a particular department but would need to have the agency procedures explained to them,  job description given to them and filed away as well as reference at the end of their internship.

Chasing outstanding payments to Margaret and if necessary liaising with Federation of Small Business should we need to take legal action (NB most of our clients are good payers but on the occasion that someone needs regular chasing this would be done by the Office Manager.

Ensuring the office, kitchen and meeting area is kept tidy and presentable, especially when clients are coming into the office. This will include making sure the kitchen is well stocked with tea, coffee, milk, cleaning supplies. Also making sure rubbish and recycling are regularly removed from the office.

Working with Company Directors to ensure annual insurances are renewed and reviewed – public liability and employers, as well as office health & safety regulations and checks adhered to.

Ensuring all holiday and sick days are efficiently logged, as well as staff birthdays remembered.

Using their experience and first hand knowledge to suggest suitable procedures to put in place to help the Margaret office run smoothly.

Being responsible for other unforeseen office and agency related tasks as they arise and as instructed by Company Directors or Finance Manager.

The Basics:

Working hours: 10am – 6pm for 3 days a week, with half hour lunch break. 

To apply email a cover letter and CV to [email protected]

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UNBINDING THE BOOK LAUNCHES!

Tonight is the night – Unbinding the Book launches as a part of London’s Art Book Fair! Make sure come down to the Whitechapel Gallery across the weekend from 11am -6pm to help celebrate Blurb Books & Jotta in pushing the boundaries of your everyday book experience. 

For those of you who can’t wait until the weekend to see final artworks, here is the showreel from the exhibition to whet your appetite. 

For more information on the #Unbinding the Book project head over to unbindingthebook.com and follow on Twitter: @jottadotcom & @BlurbBooks

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MARGARET DOES: UNBINDING THE BOOK

In an age where gifs, "10 reasons you're still single" lists and videos of cats seem to dominate modern communication, there's hope for us yet.

So much of this slippery content doesn't give the same gratifying sense that holding a beautiful object does, which is why we're excited to be working on a project with Indie publishing platform Blurb Books & visual arts studio, Jotta. Working with nine specially commissioned artists and designers, they've launched Unbinding the Book to challenge preconceptions of who can be an author and what a book can be.

To get a sense of what shape this might take check out the video with one of the artists, Callum Copley, below. Callum is interested in the collaborative process of reading and is attempting to transform this into a physical object! 

  Unbinding the Book – part of London Art Book Fair @ the Whitechapel Gallery, 26-28th September 2014. 

For those curious to learn more, head to the website: www.unbindingthebook.com

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MARGARET MEETS: JOHN ROGERS

“It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to.” J.R.R Tolkien. 

We're not sure why, but this quote sprang to mind when we were musing on the life and times of filmmaker and writer John Rogers. Perhaps because he's been labelled a "hippie wizard" (presumably because he's a charming combination of magical, wise and looks as though he might like smoking a pipe on the side of a mystical mountain), and also maybe because he's a wanderer (but he's anything but lost!). We sat down with him to chat about walking, his book and his endless desire to eke out the wonderful nooks and forgotten corners of London. 

Let’s start off with your favourite Margaret from History (we’re sure you have a multitude, but pick that special one.)

The name that instantly pops into my head is Margaret Mead, I first came across her when doing A-level Psychology at Wycombe College. In some ways what I do schlepping round London is a form of anthropology so she might have influenced me in some way.

Can you tell those who may not know, who are you and what do you do?

That’s quite a deeply existential question – sometimes I don’t even know the answer to that question myself. The simplest answer is that I’m a writer and filmmaker. My first book, This Other London – Adventures in the Overlooked City, was published last September by Harper Collins. I’ve also made a couple of feature documentaries and numerous short videos. Other than that I’m a 43-year old bloke who lives in Leytonstone with his wife and two sons.

Why do you do it?

(I assume this doesn’t relate to the last part of my answer) Good question. Before I start every project I rigorously test my reasons for doing it to make sure it’s a worthwhile use of my time. I instinctively have an interest in where I live, where I’m from, the places I’ve visited. I think it’s important to have a visceral connection to the world around you – to develop a relationship with it. The documentation of this relationship is what becomes the work. When I find something that I find brilliant and fascinating I have the urge to share it with people, especially if I feel it hasn’t received the attention it deserves. But I’m always out there walking, researching, documenting, and chatting to people.

From Backpacking in Thailand in your twenties to writing about overlooked walks through London, what got you interested in this ‘hidden London’ your book refers to?

I fell in love with London as soon as I moved here when I was 18 living in a terraced house in Forest Gate – it’s an endless source of fascination to me. After spending much of my twenties seeking new places abroad I wanted to immerse myself in as much of the London I didn’t know as possible, London is so rich with multiple layers of narratives and histories it feels limitless at times. I get such a buzz from walking out of my door and plunging into worlds around the corner I never knew existed that are as exotic as anything I found in Rajasthan or Borneo. You then go home for a cuppa.

3 things that we don’t know about you:

I made tea for the Queen when I worked as a barman with Ainsley Harriot at Lords for the Ashes.

I was once in a Panasonic advert playing a UFO investigator.

When I was 8 I was a member of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and threatened to report a family friend to the police for shooting a heron that was eating all the fish in his pond.

What has been your greatest achievement, and greatest disappointment?

Big questions Margaret. I find it very difficult to rank achievements and disappointments. Sometimes I think my greatest achievement is just living life the way I set out to as a kid, being as free as possible. When I’m sitting in the shed I built in my garden I can’t believe I actually did it and that feels like my greatest achievement. Biggest disappointment – at the moment it has to be Liverpool not winning the League last season and the fact that the mini cask of ale I bought from the Adnams Brewery has just run out.

The Londonist recently called you a ‘hippy wizard’ – do you have any words of wisdom you can share with us?

Walk everywhere

And what is your most magical place?

There are so many magical places. Black Mary’s Hole holds a strong pull on me, particularly at night. Wanstead Flats when the purple loosestrife is illuminated by the sunset. The Pen Ton Mound at the top of Amwell Street has a fantastic mythology with legends of Merlin and Druid ceremonies. I could go on and on.

You’ve worked a few times with Bob and Roberta Smith on a documentary and they’ve designed the cover of your book (who Margaret are also working with at the moment actually) – can you tell us a bit about how this relationship came about?

I saw a poster on the tube platform when I’d just moved to Leytonstone. It was a photo of a shed with the caption reading, ‘Leytonstone Centre of Contemporary Art’. I wanted to find out more about it and that led me to Bob’s back garden about 200 yards from my front door. From wanting to make a short documentary about this shed in an artist’s back garden I spent 3 years following Bob. Here’s a video about the LCCA that I’ve only just cut from the rushes of the film…

Are you working on any other projects you can tell us about at the moment?

I’ve just written the first chapter of my next book – I don’t want to say too much about it but it’s another London book. And I’m planning a project based around the work of the composer and poet Ivor Gurney who lived in Wycombe for a while where I grew up.

Over all these travels we wonder whether you’ve discovered any eating or drinking gems you can share with us (Margaret loves both things very much).

I love pubs. In terms of gems The William IV on Leyton High Road is fantastic, brews its own beer on the premises (Brodies). The Leyton Technical in the old Town Hall is a brilliant pub, part of the Antic chain so they’re dog friendly. After I did a talk at Wood Green Literary Festival I had an incredible meat feast at Devren on Harringay Green Lanes – I still dream about it. The Wanstead Tap is a real treasure as well, I did a talk there in July, it’s in a railway arch near Wanstead Flats and has a fantastic selection of ales from London microbreweries. They also serve great homemade pork pie. If you love food go and spend a week in Modena – I lived there for a year and it’s the food capital of Italy.

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MAKING MARGARET HAPPY TODAY: SOUNDS FROM SPACE!

Space: the final frontier etc. Also a place that creates a very soothing Eno-esque ambient soundtrack apparently. Instruments on several NASA probes (including Voyager) have recorded the electromagnetic waves present in space and translated them into a sound that we can hear. Tune in below.

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FIVE FOR FRIDAY: CATS!

It's #InternationalCatDay, so naturally we wanted to mark this highly auspicious occasion with a dedicated feline five. It comes as no surprise that there were many sleek and nimble numbers to chose from the CATegory of kitty themed music. And we didn't even have to lean on any Andrew Lloyd. We particularly recommend pumping up the volume for track two. Meow! 

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MAKING MARGARET HAPPY TODAY: 80-ODD-YEARS-OF-HAPPY

A heartwarming tribute to that ear-worm of a tune brought to us by that dude in that hat has emerged online. Featuring 60 odd residents and family members of a Christchurch retirement village, this grin-inducing clip shows us that like a good wine, sometimes dance moves get better with age. Watch below. 

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FIVE FOR FRIDAY: HIP-HOP-AND-HAPPENING

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MAKING MARGARET HAPPY TODAY: GOT MILK?

We like to moo-ve it, moo-ve it... 

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FIVE FOR FRIDAY: 4TH JULY

We've got our red, white and blue on display today for some good old fashioned Americana celebrations. 

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MAKING MARGARET HAPPY TODAY: LOOK MUM NO HANDS

He uses no hands, we have no words... 

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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Ground breaking immersive theatre group Punchdrunk are seeking expressions of interest from established and emerging visual artists to create work in response to the set of The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable at Temple Studios.

In this experimental project, artists will be invited to explore parts of the set during the day (when the set is closed to audiences), and choose an area to respond to through their own practice. The sessions will take place on set on Sunday 22nd June & Saturday 28th June (you need only be available for 1 session.) The work created will be the joint property of the artist and Punchdrunk.

We have very limited capacity for this opportunity.  Artists will be selected by members of Punchdrunk's creative team.

To apply for this opportunity, please email your expression of interest, no longer than a single A4 page, to [email protected], including the following:

- a short biography

- a link or image to an example of your work 

- a brief outline of how you would respond to The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable set, and why you are suitable for this opportunity (max 200 words)

Deadline for application: 4th June 9am