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Membership Publications
Peer-reviewed Journals
Non-Icon Publications
Chantry Library
Is a bi-monthly magazine sent to all members, containing news, briefings and updates, feature articles, notes from the Groups, articles on practical topics and listings of upcoming events, awards and scholarships.
Back issues of Icon News can be found by following the links
If you would like to contribute an item to Icon News, please send it by email to the editor,
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. For the 2012/13 copy deadlines for contributors, please click here.
If you are interested in advertising in Icon News, delivered to over 2,500 conservators across the world please click here to download our current rate card.
Icon publishes a range of Caring For.. leaflets which are aimed at members of the public, providing basic information
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Is Icon's monthly email briefing, providing the latest news and notification of forthcoming events.
Iconnect Jobs
Is a regular listing of short-deadlined job advertisements - mailed to eligible members weekly whenever there are new vacancies to announce.
Icon does not hold any stocks of Conference papers. Most post-prints are produced and distributed by the Icon Group responsible for organising an event, so please go to the relevant Group page for details of how to obtain these.
From 2008 Icon amalgamated its two former journals, The Conservator and The Paper Conservator under the title Journal of the Institute of Conservation. Eligible members now receive two issues each year, one focussing on paper conservation and the other covering a wider range of conservation topics.
The Journal of the Institute of Conservation is published by Routledge (Taylor & Francis) and there are two deadline dates for articles to reach the Editor
Conservation disciplines other than Book and Paper: Volume 36 issue 1, Spring 2013
What interesting projects are you working on at the moment? Are you employing a novel approach to your work that others would find useful? We are currently looking for articles relating to all disciplines except book and paper conservation for submission to the Journal of the Institute of Conservation. The deadline for submitting completed articles is 28 February 2012.
If you would like to discuss your ideas or would like more advice on how to turn a project into an article, please contact the Editor,
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. More information about the Journal can be found on the Taylor & Francis website.
Guidelines for authors are available here.
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to contact the Journal Editor, Janet Berry.
Terms of reference for the Editorial Panel for the Journal can be viewed here.
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Wanted! Editorial Panel Members for Journal of the Institute of Conservation The Journal of the Institute of Conservation is seeking to recruit 2 new Editorial Panel Members with expertise and contacts in the areas of inorganic materials (ceramics / glass / stained glass / metals) or photographic materials conservation. The role involves sourcing articles for the Journal, assisting with peer review or finding referees, promoting the journal widely amongst conservation and other disciplines, and attending at least one Editorial Panel meeting in London per year. Panel Members need to be experts in their field and have extensive contacts from which to source articles and referees.
The deadline for applications is Friday 19 April 2013
Editorial Panel Members make a commitment to serve on the Panel for at least three years. They are expected to attend at least one Editorial Panel meeting per year. There is a minimum of one and a maximum of three meetings held each year, normally in central London. Usual travel expenses will be reimbursed at the lowest possible fare available and in accordance with Icon’s general expenses policies.
For more information, please click here
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Conference proceedings and other publications are available for study purposes from the Chantry Library. Copies of some legacy publications are available for purchase from Archetype Books. Icon does not hold a stock of any publications.
Routledge are offering members of Icon a 20% discount on books. When ordering you will need to insert the offer code ICON12 into the shopping basket.
Butterworth Heinemann are offering members of Icon a 20% discount on their range of Conservation and Museology publications. When ordering you will need to insert the offer code AHV7 into the shopping basket. Please quote your Icon membership number in the Institution/Organisation line of the shipping address.
Maney Publishing , publishers of Studies in Conservation are offering ICON members a 25% discount to journals in their Archaeology & Heritage list including:
- Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites
- Arms & Armour
- English Heritage Historical Review
- The Historic Environment: Policy & Practice
Please note that individual subscriptions are not available for all journals in their collection. For further information contact
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Donhead is another relevant publisher, specialising mostly in conservation of the built heritage. Members of Icon are eligible for a 10% discount on any Donhead book recently reviewed in Icon News, for three months from the date of review, when they place an order by telephone to Donhead, citing their Icon membership number: Telephone 01747 828422
The National Gallery Technical Bulletin
The Technical Bulletin is a unique record of research carried our at the National Gallery London, which covers all aspects of the conservation, technical study and care of the paintings in the collection. New volumes and back issues can be ordered online at http://www.nationalgallery.co.uk/ and by mail order : 020 7747 2870,
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V & A Conservation Journal
The V&A Conservation Journal provides an overview of current work within the Conservation department. It reflects the department's role within the Victoria and Albert Museum and the range of its activities. The Journal is now published online, as well as in printed format (currently available at the Chantry Library)
The main stockists of conservation and conservation-related publications are:
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