Page 1309 from Volume 3 of 'Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations, 1851. Reports by the Juries' (Great Exhibition 1851)
The pack gives a brief history of Trafalgar Square and an outline of the project.
The Society administered a series of arts scholarships, particularly music and dance from the 1970s to 1990. These were merged into an arts committee which looked at general arts policy\nRecords comprise administrative correspondence and papers
The Society administered a series of arts scholarships, particularly music and dance from the 1970s to 1990. These were merged into an arts committee which looked at general arts policy. Several consultations were also undertaken by this body.\nIncludes minutes of meetings and papers, correspondence and notes.
Correspondence including inventories of works of art loaned to the Society by the Arts Council
Summary and commentary on a study initiated by the RSA and carried out by the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER)
John O'Connor and Louise Barber collaborated with Niall Phillips Architects on the conversion of a disused tea blending factory for Artspace artists' studios. O'Connor and Barber also coordinated and commissioned works of art for this new centre named Spike Island. The project was completed in 1997. Client: Bristol City Council. Award value £8,000.
The file contains brief correspondence about the project, a project outline submitted by The ASLIB Consultancy and the final report.
Image used to illustrate Programme report on Focus on Food
The Design Section involved itself from time to time with other societies in the promotion of Design, often to encourage different Design bodies to co-operate with each other.
Administrative correspondence, including a Memorandum and Articles of Association relating to the Association of Societies of Art and Design Limited was established to promote the education of the community by encouraging the understanding, appreciation and development of the arts and design in whatever media expressed. The Association was formed by the five societies representing the related professions of artist and designer namely the Institute of Contemporary Arts, the Society of Industrial Artists and Designers, the Design and Industries Association, the Institute of Landscape Architects, and the Design and Art Directors Association in 1966. The Association was liquidated in 1970.
Won the J Sainsbury Plc Attachment Award of £625 including £1200 Travel Award in the 'Packaging' section. Travelled to Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen for nine days.