THE TRADITIONAL PAINT FORUM
Towards
better understanding and appreciation of traditional paint
President:
Dr Ian Bristow Ph.D., RIBA
The
Traditional Paint Forum came into being as a society in Edinburgh on 3rd
December 1994,
of forty founding members who share a common aim to promote better understanding
and appreciation of traditional paint.
The Aims and Objectives of the Traditional
Paint Forum as laid down in the constitution are to debate and encourage
the development of understanding and appreciation of traditional paint
by means of:
| a) | Exchanging, collating and disseminating information, through publication of a regular journal, and by holding meetings and conferences. |
| b) | Encouraging practical research and development through field studies, trials, monitoring and analysis. |
| c) | Encouraging development of appropriate industrial and craft skills and techniques. |
| d) | Educating builders, conservators, craftsmen, designers, historians, journalists, property owners, architects, surveyors, etc, through lectures, demonstrations, publications and courses. |
| e) | Developing contacts with institutions and individuals who have relevant experience or knowledge. |
| f) | Carrying on other activities which further any of the above. |
The Forum will periodically hold a Conference and General Meeting at which information and views will be exchanged and the aims and objectives will be demonstrated and shared. It will publish a journal, Traditional Paint News, as a means of communication of papers, information, research and matters for debate.
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APPLICATION
FOR MEMBERSHIP
Please print this page and send it to the address shown below. I/We
wish to support the Traditional Paint Forum as a society and I/We
hereby apply for |
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Individual
Annual Membership |
£
25.00 |
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Corporate
Annual Membership (minimum) |
£
50.00 |
(2 mailings) |
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Full-time
Student */Unwaged Annual Membership (*Please enclose copy of current Matriculation Card) |
£
15.00 |
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Membership runs from January to December and
includes a copy of Traditional Paint News as well as mailings of Smudge
– the Forum’s newsletter
Payment can be made by Standing Order using the form below. Alternatively, cheques should be in British Pounds Sterling, made payable to the Traditional Paint Forum and sent with this form to the Membership Secretary, Christine Sitwell, The National Trust, Heelis, Kemble Drive, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN2 2NA
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In order to assist with the exchange, collating and
dissemination of information, your details will be kept on a computer database
and may be made available to Forum members for their private use. It will
not be made available for commercial purposes or sold to any third party.
Please mark this box if you wish NAME ONLY and NOT your contact details
to appear on the listing.
INSTRUCTION TO YOUR BANK TO PAY A STANDING ORDER
Name of Account Holder(s) _____________________________________
Branch Sort Code ____ ____ ____
Account Number ___________________
To The Manager
_______________________________ Bank
_______________________________
_______________________________
Postcode ________________________
On receipt of this instruction, please pay the sum of Twenty Five / Fifty* pounds (£25.00/£50.00*) to the Traditional Paint Forum and thereafter annually on the 31st of January of each year to the credit of:
The Traditional Paint Forum
Account Number 10008381
Sort Code 16-00-23
at
The Royal Bank of Scotland
Camden Town Branch,
Camden High Street,
London
NW1 7BP
Signed ________________________________ Date ________________
When completed please post this form to the Membership Secretary
Tina Sitwell, The National Trust, Heelis, Kemble Drive, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN2 2NA
*Individual £25, Corporate £50 – delete as appropriate.
| Chairman: Colin Mitchell-Rose
Colinmr.paint@virgin.net |
Hon Secretary: Saskia
Paterson info@traditionalpaintforum.org.uk |
Hon Treasurer: Sophie
Godfraind sophie.godfraind@english-heritage.org.uk |