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The Society for the Arts and Crafts Movement in Surrey exists to celebrate
and foster interest in all forms of art, architecture and design of 'The
Arts and Crafts Era' - the period from 1870 to 1930. The Society is concerned
with the conservation and awareness of works associated with the period
and is gathering together information such as publications, photographs
and drawings relating to this extraordinary period of creativity in Surrey.
The Society was formed in 1996 to act as a forum for those who share
this interest and enthusiasm. Members enjoy a programme of lectures, usually
held at the Watts Gallery at
Compton, study days and visits and receive the Society's newsletters. New
members are always welcome and there are plenty of opportunities to
assist with the Society's projects
for those who wish to.
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23 December |
Details of the Spring 2010 lecture series are now available on the
diary page. |
21 December |
Annual
subscriptionsThe annual subscription is due on 1st
January and the rates are unchanged from this year. However, the
Society's banking details have changed, so please look out for
the new standing order mandate in this month's mailing. |
4 December |
 The Leonard Stokes Directory by ACMS member Jan Ward
Jan Ward's book on the life and work of Leonard Stokes is now
available to purchase, either at Society lectures or via Amazon
UK. Details of this and other publications of interest may be
found on the publications page.
Note that almost all of the publications may be purchased
from Amazon via convenient links on the publications page.
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21 November |
 The Lutyens Trust 2010 desk calendarEnjoy the genius of Sir Edwin Lutyens and raise money for The Lutyens Trust by buying one of their
desk calendars. - sorry, now SOLD OUT The calendars, which are printed on high quality paper, feature photographs from the Lutyens Trust Photographic Archive. |
28 September |
Can
you help?A new membership secretary is required to take over
from the Acting Membership Secretary. The ability to manage a Microsoft
Excel database is necessary as is an Internet connection for sending
and receiving email messages. If you think you may be interested
in assisting the Society with this task, your contribution will
be very welcome. To find out more, contact
Denise Todd
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page.
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