Visual Arts Calligraphy

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  • Calligraphy & Lettering  - A guide to the collection of works by significant British calligraphers held by the University for the Creative Arts in Surrey; also includes profiles and other resources.
  • The Calligraphy and Lettering Arts Society  - London based society promoting the study, practice and teaching of calligraphy with advice on membership, a magazine, courses and books, plus galleries of work.
  • Cinque Ports Scribes  - An association for people with an interest in calligraphy and the arts of lettering and illumination in Kent and the South East; with details of membership, diary of workshops and exhibitions, and their library.
  • The Edward Johnston Foundation  - Promotes public awareness of calligraphy as an art form and reference point for other disciplines including typeface design. provides details of exhibitions, collections and archive, seminars, education projects, and publications.
  • Gloucestershire Lettering Arts  - A society in the Cotswolds for calligraphy enthusiasts, including professionals, amateurs and newcomers; includes their programme of classes and summer schools, with contacts.
  • The Memorial Arts Charity  - Seeks to maintain and renew Britain's long tradition of letter carving in stone and wood with training workshops, apprentice schemes, the launch of a national collection, talks and slide shows.
  • Mercian Scribes  - A calligraphers' and scribes' society in Staffordshire; with details of workshops and exhibitions, members' gallery, FAQ, newsletter, and contacts.
  • National Handwriting Association  - Promotes good handwriting and the importance of teaching handwriting in schools. Includes information on courses and teaching resources.
  • NLLA - North London Lettering Association  - Offers a programme of monthly meetings, lectures, workshops and exhibitions for people interested in and practising the craft of calligraphy and lettering.
  • North Yorkshire Calligraphers  - A group of people in North Yorkshire and Teesside with an interest in calligraphy. Provides their calendar of meetings and workshops, details of courses and tuition, and contacts.
  • Northwest Calligraphy Association  - Welcomes members who practise calligraphy and those who have an interest in, and appreciation for, fine writing; includes their calendar of workshops and events, and contacts.
  • Nottingham Calligraphers  - A group of enthusiastic amateur calligraphers; includes their programme of meetings and workshops, details of learning opportunities, and newsletter.
  • Pen People  - Non profit magazine produced each quarter for enthusiastic calligraphers of all abilities.
  • The Pen Room  - A museum of pens and writing instruments in a former pen factory in the jewellery quarter of Birmingham. Provides pages on the history of the trade, manufacturers, the manufacturing process and nibs.
  • The Society for Italic Handwriting  - Founded in 1952 by a notable calligrapher to spread the practice of the Italic script. With details of membership (open to anyone with an interest in good handwriting), quarterly magazine, a gallery of samples, a history, links, and contacts.
  • The Society of Scribes and Illuminators  - Promoting the art of calligraphy and maintaining the tradition of fine lettering with exhibitions, a training scheme and publications.
  • South Hampshire Calligraphers  - An enthusiastic group of calligraphers, from near-beginner to professional. With details of workshops, newsletter, and their annual exhibition.
  • South London Lettering Association  - Promotes and encourages lettering in all forms by organising workshops, demonstrations, and exhibitions; includes newsletter and contacts.
  • The Writing Equipment Society  - For people interested in the collection, conservation, study or use of writing equipment; includes membership, meetings and activities, contacts, and links.
  • York Scribes  - Encourages enthusiasts and practitioners of calligraphy to increase their understanding, knowledge and skills; includes their workshop programme and contacts.
 
 
 
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