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Read our newest blog to find out if you should visit London’s most talked about exhibition and why I found it so insightful! 🇨🇳✨🎨 #artblog #blog #blogging https://lnkd.in/emeXqHZZ

An Interesting Experience Visiting the International Exhibition A few weeks ago, I accompanied my company's CEO to visit the International Stone Exhibition in Tehran. At almost every booth we visited, the booth attendants were incredibly welcoming and polite, emphasizing the potential for collaboration between our two companies. Everywhere we went, they would say, "Call me after the exhibition so I can send you these items," or "Let's stay in touch in this way or that." Additionally, considering the nature of the exhibition and the industry it represented, a significant and substantial investment had been made by all the booths. Now, two weeks after the exhibition's conclusion, when you call some of the booth attendants, some don't even answer; others say, "Send me a message on WhatsApp so we can do this or that," but you see that days have passed, and the person hasn't even read your message; and still, others would take down the names and addresses of individuals on the spot, but there was no follow-up call or any form of communication whatsoever. To be fair, many of them do both, call after the exhibition and are completely responsive, and kudos to them. It's strange. What's strange is that someone would invest so much money, time, and effort into their booth, but then seem to have no regard for the outcome. I'm not sure if the goal is to increase customers and partners, but attending an exhibition like this is unlikely to attract new customers or partners. And if the goal is brand building, again, when your potential clients realize how disorganized your company is, it will damage your brand reputation. In conclusion, I believe we should either not take part in exhibitions or, if we do, conduct ourselves appropriately, focus on the results, and make sure our participation is worthwhile. #stoneexhibition #internationalstoneexhibition #exhibition #stone #stones

Uncover hidden artistry in logistics. Experience the evolving narrative as everyday movements transform into ongoing masterpieces in our exhibition. #artworkexhibition #artworklogistics #efslogistics #riyadhevents #logisticsmanagement #eventlogistics

My recent article on the Australian Taiwan Art Exchange Exhibition in Taiwan has been featured in the MCCQ monthly publication! Dive into my journey and the vibrant cultural exchange between Taiwan and Australia. Check it out and let me know your thoughts! #ArtExchange #MCCQ

Aborigines barking up the wrong tree By noon the scene shown 07:12, July 30, 2023, Sunday, adjacent the Zhongshan MRT station in Taipei, Taiwan would be crowded with onlookers to seem business-as-usual. But a few analogies to the event being staged along this MRT plaza: 1. Promoting a tour of the Oktoberfest in Munich. 2. Ditto the Empire State Building in NY City. 3. Ditto the Sydney Opera House in Sydney. 4. Ditto the Louvre Museum in Paris. 5. Ditto the Colosseum in Rome. 5. Ditto the Tienanmeng Square in Beijing. It's another promotional event held by the PR body working on behalf of the aborigines across Taiwan. But identical events have been held countless times in Taipei at different venues. And the same, old handicrafts, snacks and grilled pork aboriginal style no longer attract Taiwanese. In short it's the one-trick-pony being paraded again in front of an audience who has seen the act repeatedly. It's probably due to budget constraints but the party-in-charge should stage such events in major cities overseas including the ones mentioned-above. At least they would have the advantage of the novelty effect. #AboriginesBarkingUpTheWrongTree

A big thank you to Ula for yesterday's Street Wisdom Walk around Spitalfields, which not only set the tone for the rest of my day but helped me 'arrive' back in London with the same awe and wonder kindled🔥by my time in Tangier for HoBB's 2024 event last week. I won't attempt to summarise 'Between the Two of Us', so deftly captured by HoBB's Editorial Director, Martha Schabas, in her reflections here: https://lnkd.in/eDiu32Pc Instead, here are a few things I especially appreciated... 🔮Experiencing 'Between the Two of Us' through multiple perspectives: of those attending for the first time; from speakers in preparation and those fresh from the stage; those returning to Tangier from overseas; and those retracing the steps of generations before them. 🔎 How liberating it can be when *everything* is unfamiliar. I definitely felt my curiosity and attention span dial up several levels. ✨The joy of holding routine lightly and going with the flow. Turns out the opposite of planning = dancing into the small hours, impromptu dinners, discovering diverse stories of Morocco past and present, and deep talk over breakfast. 🎬 The power of film to deepen your connection to a place. I first saw Maryam Touzani's 'The Blue Caftan' in London, but seeing it again at Cinema Rif was a far more visceral experience after several days exploring the city. Several explorative questions I've brought home with me... ~ What 'fruit' would you scale that tree to attain? ~ What's whispering to you from the future? ~ What mask is it time to put down? And comforting thoughts that I'm embracing... "Stories about anyone, told beautifully, travel." "Process cannot be channelled into an algorithm; it requires time, care, and intuition." "There is always a tale between the two of us, the key is curiosity." Thanks to the whole HoBB team + volunteers for creating a 'curiosity container' 🌌 for conversation and constructive provocation within a fascinating city.

🤩 Join the unique exhibition to embrace your cultural and individual uniqueness and diversity! Facilitated by Art-being family club and Pohjois-Pohjanmaan Museo! 📆 Date: 15.11 - 30.12.2023 🏛️ Venue: Pohjois-Pohjanmaan Museo (Ainolanpolku, 1) 👉 Do you want the world to hear your story? 👉 Do you want to leave the mark on the cultural scene of Oulu? 👉 Do you want to express yourself in a creative way? 🎨 Apply for taking a part in the unique multicultural exhibition «Rediscovery”! The purpose of this exhibition is to represent your cultural background and yourself through redesigning the objects from your homeland. To give them a second life following the concepts of contemporary art where the meaning is more important than the form. ‼️ The application is closing at 23:59 on the 22nd of October. Hurry up! 🎊 3 prerequisites for the participation: - The object should be originated from your homeland or remind you of it. - The object should be transformed into something else. It can be combined with other objects, redesigned, or used with a different purpose - Your art piece should have a meaning and the story. You can also use a metaphor and tell your own story through your exponent. 👏🏼 Good luck and, please, fill in the registration form below! https://lnkd.in/d6C7WPiV

There’s no secret formula to creating a successful exhibition stand, but there are certain actions you need to take to ensure it’s not a flop. Firstly get an exhibition stand specialist on board with bags of experience. Secondly, download an easy-to-read guide on how to create an exhibition stand. Here’s one we made earlier… https://bit.ly/42NMCE1 #weareshowcase #exhibitions #exhibitionstanddesign

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#WikiWeex When designing an exhibition, choosing colors is really important. Each color is carefully selected to make visitors' experience special and interesting. This process contributes to shaping the exhibition's atmosphere and eliciting specific emotions from visitors during their visit. Curators carefully choose colors that align with the exhibition's theme and message. Exhibitions use colors to make visitors feel more engaged, and colors can significantly impact how visitors experience the entire exhibition. Have you visited an exhibition that engaged you because of its color choice? Share your experience in the comments! - #WeExhibit #WikiWeex #OurServices #ExhibitionDesign #VisitorsExperience #VisitorsEngagement