The Arts Club Charitable Trust

The Arts Club Charitable Trust Registered Charity No. 1075950 Established in 2000, the objectives of the Charitable Trust are: “to promote, maintain, improve and advance education in the arts generally for the benefit of the public and, in particular, a) By the encouragement of sculpture, painting, design, drawing, lithography, printmaking. graphics, poetry, literature, film, photography, dance and music; and b) By the advancement of skill and craftsmanship therein.”

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Friday, May 05, 2006

The Arts Club Charitable Trust

The Arts Club Charitable Trust


Many members may not be aware of the existence and objects of the Trust and other members may not yet have considered joining it and enabling it primarily to benefit struggling artists in all fields.

The Trust is a registered charity and so donations (a minimum donation of twenty pounds is currently required each year for membership) may be made under Gift Aid and legacies are free of inheritance tax. Its management is entirely independent of the Club and, although the Club appoints two members of the Trust’s Executive Committee, the majority of that Committee and its chairman are not on the Club Board. At the same time it is self-evident that the Trust’s objects are consistent with many of those of the Club and that it is hoped that publicity of the charitable work of the Trust will help promote the Club as THE club that all those interested in and furthering the Arts should aspire to join.

You have had the opportunity of seeing the results of some of the Trust’s activities at the exhibition of the work of some past prize-winners of its awards and we hope that many of you will feel inspired to give at least twenty pounds to become a member. We also hope that some of you will be able to help identify struggling artists in any field of the arts generally worthy of a boost who can be helped to progress with a grant of an award by the Trust. Currently the amount of money may seem rather little (the Trust cannot currently contemplate any award of more than a thousand pounds) but the recognition of the artist and the scope for publicity mean that a lot of good can be achieved even with modest resources. Do join us.


Mr Jean-Francois Dor (Chairman)
Professor Maurice Cockrill, RA (Vice-Chairman)
Dr David Wright (Secretary)
Mr Jazz Matharu (Treasurer)
Lady Inge Borg-Scott
Mr Brian Clivaz
Mrs Eileen Cooper, RA
Mr Patrick Doyle
Ms Stella Kane
Mr Peter Nahum
Mr Andrew Stahl
Mr Imants von Wenden