This page lists useful artist and arts-related international networks which are not confined to a single country; they may be useful if you are interested in working internationally more generally, or need to find other sources of information.

•   29 September Art In Nature
  email

  ainin@talktalk.net
  website

  http://www.artinnature.org

  International membership network of artists interested in making work in the natural environment in a sustainable and sympathetic way. The membership covers all art forms - visual, performing and musical - and aims to put individuals in touch with each other and organisations.

•   29 September Arts Managament Network
  website

  http://www.artsmanagement.net

  The worldwide network and information resource for arts managers and cultural administrators. Courses listing for mainly administrative courses.

•   29 September Council on Foundations
  website

  http://www.cof.org

  The Council on Foundations helps foundation staff, trustees and board members in their day-to-day grantmaking activities.

•   29 September International Association of Transport and Communication Museums
  address

  c/o Jernbanemuseet, Postboks 491, N-2301 Hamar
  contact

  Andreas Dreyer, President
  telephone

  00 47 62 51 31 61
  fax

  00 47 62 52 96 99
  email

  andreas.dryer@jbv.no

•   29 September International Council of Museums
  address

  Maison de I'Unesco, 1 rue Miollis, 75732 Pans, Cedex 15
  contact

  Manus Brinkman, Secretary General
  telephone

  00 33 1 4734 0500
  fax

  00 33 1 4306 7862
  email

  secretariat@icom.museum
  website

  icom.museum

•   29 September International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)
  address

  49-51 rue de la Federation, Paris 75015
  contact

  Michael Petzet, President
  telephone

  00 33 1 4567 6770
  fax

  00 33 1 4566 0622
  email

  secretariat@icomos.org
  website

  http://www.international.icomos.org

•   29 September International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACAA)
  address

  372 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills, Sydney PO Box 788, Strawberry Hills 2012 NSW, Australia
  telephone

  00 61 2 9215 9018
  fax

  00 61 2 9215 9111
  website

  http://www.ifacca.org

  The International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies aims to benefit artists, arts organisations and communities worldwide with a vision of a dynamic network sharing knowledge and creating understanding to enrich a world of artistic and cultural diversity.

•   29 September Network of European Museum Organisations
  address

  c/o Museums Association, 42 Clerkenwell Close, London EC1R OPA
  contact

  Mark Taylor, Chair
  telephone

  020 7250 1789
  fax

  020 7250 1929
  email

  mark@museumsassociation.org
  website

  http://www.ne-mo.org

•   29 September shapeshifters
  website

  http://www.shapeshifters.net

  shapeshifters is the meeting place for professional creatives worldwide. Use of shapeshifters is entirely free of charge. shapeshifters is a new kind of working tool for transnational trade and exchange between small creative businesses. Independent entrepreneurs in the creative sector connect with like-minds on other continents in order to develop and promote their products and services on a peer group level. shapeshifters fosters economic relations that are rooted in culture and recognizes cultural diversity as a highly valued asset.

•   29 September Unesco: Division of Cultural Heritage
  address

  7 place de Fontenoy, 75352 Pans, France
  contact

  Marcia Lord, Editor-in-Chief, Museum International
  telephone

  00 33 1 4568 4369
  fax

  00 33 1 4568 5591
  email

  m.lord@unesco.org

•   29 September World Federation of Friends of Museums
  address

  4 rue Auguste Dorchain, 75015 Paris
  contact

  Ellen Julia
  telephone

  Tel/Fax: 00 33 1 4567 26 37

•   29 September Andalusian International Artists
  address

  co San Valentin 6-7-C, 29649, Mijas Costa
  telephone

  00 34 952 592 652
  email

  Roger@RogerCummiskey.com
  website

  http://www.andalusian-international-artists.blogspot.com

  Founded in November 2004 by professional and dedicated visual artists from around Europe living and working in the Provence of Andalucia in Southern Spain. The purpose of Andalusian International Artists is to encourage the group who have come together to promote their work and to provide an opportunity for men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in their careers as artists and to promote best standards as between people from diverse backgrounds.

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