Seminar registration form

There will be four half-day seminars in total; one has already taken place on 9th December 2006 at the University College for the Creative Arts. The next seminar will be at Manchester Art Gallery on 22nd July, the third will take place at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 22nd September, and the final seminar will take place in January 2007, again at the University College for the Creative Arts.

The aim of these seminars is to inform and engage related sectors and facilitate a dialogue that currently does not exist.

To register your interest in attending one or more of the seminars please complete the form below and for any further information contact the Project Director Lesley Millar on lmillar@ucreative.ac.uk or the Project Co-ordinator June Hill on jhill@ucreative.ac.uk

There will be no charge to attend the Seminars, however there will be a small charge to cover refreshments

The seminars
Seminar 2 Context	Register Date: 22nd July 2006 Venue: Manchester Art Gallery, Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3JL

Seminar 3 Collaboration	Register Date: 22nd September 2006 Venue: Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL

Seminar 4 Presentation of Draft Paper	Register Date: January 2007 Venue: College for the Creative Arts at Epsom, Ashley Road, Epsom, Surrey KT 18 5BE

Reason for attending
Please indicate which sector you represent, please tick all that are appropriate:
Museum sector
Commercial gallery sector
Higher Education sector
Professional Practitioner
Funding organisation
Other – please state

Your name
Your E-mail
phone
Organisation (if applicable)
address

Hot topic

"Critical writing has the potential to shape craft as opposed to illuminate it, this causes tension. Sometimes things that are hard to write about do not get written about as your senses do the reading."

Contact

For any further information please contact the Project Director Lesley Millar on lmillar@ucreative.ac.uk
Or the Project Co-ordinator June Hill on jhill@ucreative.ac.uk

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