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동양서예협회 | The Asian Society of Calligraphic Arts

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Artist websites

These artists keep their works and exhibition records on their own websites, built and run by the Society’s secretariat. See the Society profile and the artist’s own site side by side.

An online space that opens as you take part

The more you exhibit, the longer your work stays online

The Society does not treat an exhibition as a one-off event. Taking part in exhibitions and events the Society organises leads, step by step, to an artist profile, a place in the online archive, a catalogue and finally a website of your own. The secretariat builds and runs it all, so artists can focus on their work.

  1. Take part

    A place for you on the Society’s site

    Full members who take part in a Society exhibition get an artist profile on the Society’s site, and their works appear in the artist and artwork listings and in the online calligraphy archive.

    • Your name and works on an artist profile and in the artwork listings
    • An online archive that digitises award-winning works and members’ works
    Browse artist profiles

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  2. Record

    A printed and an online catalogue

    The Society produces the catalogue for every exhibition it organises. Full members who exhibit receive a printed copy, and the same catalogue can be opened online.

    • One printed catalogue for each exhibiting full member, more at the member price
    • An online catalogue you can open anywhere
    • In Society-curated exhibitions, each artist gets their own wall space and catalogue pages, plus help with the arts activity certificate

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  3. Home

    A website of your own

    The cost of building a personal website is reduced or waived according to how many works you exhibit. Full members who sign a website maintenance contract and pay the annual maintenance fee pay no annual dues that year. Exhibitions by two or more artists open a shared group website.

    • 20 or more works — 50% off the build cost
    • 30 or more works — build cost waived
    • 40 or more works — build cost and first year of maintenance waived
    • Duo, joint and group exhibitions — a group website

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What makes a Society-built website different

Your work stays after the exhibition closes
Works from the exhibition hall move to the Society archive and to your own address, becoming a record that carries on to the next exhibition.
The secretariat builds and runs it
The Society’s secretariat handles everything from building to maintenance. You never have to manage the site yourself.
It connects to the Society’s site
Your Society profile links straight to your website, so visitors who find the Society can reach your home.

Who can apply

  • Full members — the steps above follow from taking part in Society exhibitions and events.
  • Non-member artists — once recognised as a recommended or invited artist through special appointment, you can apply for a personal or group website.

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Ask about a website Membership guide

Artists with a home for their work