Bristol's Spike Island centre for contemporary art and design seek volunteers for upcoming exhibition
Posted on: 16 Jan 2017Spike Island is an internationally renowned centre for the production and presentation of contemporary art and design. They are looking to add to the volunteering team, with a specific requirement for the Lubaina Himid, Navigation Charts exhibition running from 20 January to 26 March 2017.
Spike Island houses a gallery, a café and a host of working spaces for artists, designers and creative businesses. It is also a vibrant hub for debate offering the chance for the audience and visitors to engage directly with artists and creative process through participation and discussion.
You will make a significant contribution to the work carried out at this famous Bristol institution. Enthusiastic people who have a keen interest in engaging with contemporary art, interacting with visitors, and who have a positive and helpful attitude are very much encouraged to apply!
Benefits of volunteering at Spike Island:
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Making a significant contribution to the work of Spike Island.
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Network with other creative individuals at special social events.
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Gain valuable work experience within the arts.
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Enjoy exclusive exhibition previews and Q&A sessions with artists and curators.
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Free entry to talks and events.
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Develop your professional skillset through tailored training.
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Further opportunities to lead tours, assist with workshops, and more.
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Apply to longer term placements in specific fields (only offered to current volunteers).
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To apply:
Complete an application form and return it by email to Jules Allen, Volunteer Coordinator (maternity cover.) For any further questions please do feel free to contact Jules or visit www.spikeisland.org.uk/opportunities.
Spike Island is located at: 133 Cumberland Road, Bristol, BS1 6UX. Facebook - Twitter
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