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ATSAH, Association for Textual Scholarship in Art History Founded: 1991 Annual dues: $20 Website: https://www.atsah.org/ Purpose: To promote the study and publication of art-historical primary sources and to facilitate communication among scholars working with art, emblems, literature, and music, ranging from classical art to the present. ATSAH publishes an annual newsletter, reviews important scholarship, and organizes sessions and conference at international and national conferences. ATSAH is an affiliated member of SECAC, CAA, RSA and SRAH. Representative: Liana Cheney, Liana_Cheney@uml.edu
Founded: 1911 Purpose: CAA promotes excellence in scholarship and teaching in the history and criticism of the visual arts and in creativity and technical skill in the teaching and practices of art; facilitates the exchange of ideas and information among those interested in art and history of art; advocates comprehensive and inclusive education in the visual arts; speaks for the membership on issues affecting the visual arts and humanities; publishes scholarship, criticism, and artists' writings; fosters career development and professional advancement; identifies and develops sources of funding for the practice of art and for scholarship in the arts and humanities; honors accomplishments of artists, art historians, and critics; and articulates and affirms the highest ethical standards in the conduct of the profession. Representative: Rachel Stephens, rachel@ua.edu
Founded: 1977 Annual dues: Membership Fees Purpose: FATE is a national organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the development and teaching of college-level foundation courses in both studio art and art history. FATE's mission is to provide a forum that encourages exchange, development of strategies, goals and understanding in the foundation art curriculum. FATE's principle activities include the sponsorship of conferences and publications; it publishes a newsletter and an annual journal. Representative: Neill Prewitt, nprewitt@gsu.edu
Historians of Netherlandish Art Founded: 1983 Membership: 750, and 30 institutional members Dues: see https://hnanews.org/join/ Historians of Netherlandish Art is an international organization founded in 1983 to foster communication and collaboration among historians of Northern European art from medieval to modern times. Its membership comprises scholars, teachers, museum professionals, art dealers, publishers, book dealers, and collectors throughout the world. The art and architecture of the Netherlands (Dutch and Flemish), and of Germany and France, as it relates to the Netherlands, from about 1350 to 1750, forms the core of members' interests. Representative: Ashley West, ashley.west@temple.edu
MACAA, Mid-America College Art Association Founded: 1932 Membership: 500 Annual dues: Varies by Conference: 2-year membership fee can be purchased at http://macaart.org/ Purpose: MACAA is an organization that promotes and fosters the making and teaching of art at the university and college level in the mid-America region, seeks to enhance the condition of the profession through the communication of new ideas, concepts, processes, and theories of concern to the membership, and holds a biennial conference for the professional benefit of the membership. Membership is open to institutions, faculty, and students through attendance at the biennial conference. Representative: Devon Ward, devon.ward@auburn.edu
PAD: Public Art Dialogue Founded: 2009 Annual Dues: $30 (student) and $50 (professional) Purpose: Public Art Dialogue (PAD) is an organization devoted to public art. PAD was founded on the premise that dialogue is the essential element in all effective public art endeavors. Our goal is to provide platforms for dialogue among public art professionals and students across disciplines. Our membership includes art historians, artists, curators, administrators, educators, architects, landscape architects, and others engaged with the wide arc that public art encompasses. Representative: Annie Dell'Aria, dellarab@miamioh.edu
SESAH, Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians Founded: 1983 Annual dues: $20 student; $35 individual; $40 library subscription. Purpose: To promote scholarship on architecture and related subjects and to serve as a forum for ideas among architectural historians, architects, preservationists, and others involved in professions related to the built environment. SESAH is a regional chapter of the national Society of Architectural Historians and includes eleven states in the South. It holds an annual meeting, publishes a newsletter and an annual journal, ARRIS, and presents annual awards. Representative: Mary Springer, marys@latech.edu
Founded: 1973 Membership: 1050 Annual dues: $35 student; $75 regular Purpose: To educate the public and promote the appreciation of the art of making original prints, books, handmade paper, and drawing. SGCI serves as a resource to educational and nonprofit organizations, universities, and the public at large, providing for the exchange of technical and critical information on the art of printmaking. SGCI promotes the art of printmaking through traveling print exhibitions, annual national conferences and the publication of a newsletter. Though it began as a regional organization, SGCI has grown to represent a national and international voice. Representative: Claudia Wilburn, cwilburn@brenau.edu
VRA, Visual Resources Association Founded: 1982 Annual dues: $65 Student/Retired/Unemployed; $100 New Member (first-time individual member); $150 Individual; $300 Institutional (3 named representatives receive the privileges of full membership).
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