Podcasts about gill perry

Last year Visualise Training and Consultancy launched “Seeing Beyond the Eyes”, a project which brings the optical and sight loss support sectors together to benefit patients with visual impairments.   This year the project has won Vision UK John Thompson Award for Excellence in Services, Support and Care 2019.    We spoke with Dan Williams founder of Visualise Training and Consultancy and dispensing optician Jayshree Vasani to find out more about the project and the award.    Dan and Jayshree spoke with RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley.    For more information visit: www.visualisetrainingandconsultancy.com (https://www.visualisetrainingandconsultancy.com/)   (Photo: The Seeing Beyond the Eyes team. L-R Peter Black, Gill Perry, Daniel Williams, Jayshree Vasani)

Part 3 of 3. Audio recording of the Myths of the Artist study day at Tate Modern in relation with Gauguin exhibition. Speakers include Emma Barker, Gill Perry, Christine Riding, Belinda Thomson, Grayson Perry, Ming Wong and Alastair Wright.

Part 2 of 3. Audio recording of the Myths of the Artist study day at Tate Modern in relation with Gauguin exhibition. Speakers include Emma Barker, Gill Perry, Christine Riding, Belinda Thomson, Grayson Perry, Ming Wong and Alastair Wright.

Part 1 of 3. Audio recording of the Myths of the Artist study day at Tate Modern in relation with Gauguin exhibition. Speakers include Emma Barker, Gill Perry, Christine Riding, Belinda Thomson, Grayson Perry, Ming Wong and Alastair Wright.

Open University Art History researcher, Gill Perry takes us through The National Portrait Gallery and explores the relationship between 18th Century art and theatre and the notion of actresses and their portraits as seductive, beguiling objects. Gill also looks at paralells in the ways contemporary female stars use media images to promote themselves as celebrities.

Transcript -- Open University Art History researcher, Gill Perry takes us through The National Portrait Gallery and explores the relationship between 18th Century art and theatre and the notion of actresses and their portraits as seductive, beguiling objects. Gill also looks at paralells in the ways contemporary female stars use media images to promote themselves as celebrities.

Open University Art History researcher, Gill Perry takes us through The National Portrait Gallery and explores the relationship between 18th Century art and theatre and the notion of actresses and their portraits as seductive, beguiling objects. Gill also looks at paralells in the ways contemporary female stars use media images to promote themselves as celebrities.

Transcript -- Open University Art History researcher, Gill Perry takes us through The National Portrait Gallery and explores the relationship between 18th Century art and theatre and the notion of actresses and their portraits as seductive, beguiling objects. Gill also looks at paralells in the ways contemporary female stars use media images to promote themselves as celebrities.