The Colour Group logo is based on NEWTON's experiment using a prism to break white light into its constituent colours INFORMATION ABOUT THE COLOUR GROUP
INCLUDING THE OFFICERS

The Colour Group, founded in 1940, is an interdisciplinary society that draws together those concerned with different aspects of colour - its measurement, reproduction and perception. Monthly meetings are held, mostly in London, usually from October to May and provide a unique forum for the exchange of information and contacts. Our current program is available on this site but to find out more about the Group's activities, you should become a member of the Group, and receive our Newsletter. This carries notices of meetings, reports of papers given at meetings, as well as news of other developments in the world of colour. The Committee welcomes new applications for membership . The annual subscription is; £15.00 pounds sterling.

Although we welcome members from other countries, if you do not live in Great Britain you might find it useful to join the corresponding group in your own country. The Colour Group is a member of the AIC (International Association of Colour), and you may find the address of an organisation nearer home.

The Group has no permanent headquarters or staff and is entirely a voluntary (non-commercial) organization. It is a Registered Charity (No. 1047548). You can read our Articles of Association and Memorandum on this site


You can find a list of meetings held since 1991 on this site, also lists of WDW Award winners, Newton Lecturers and Turner lecturers

Current honorary officers:
Chairman: Lindsay MacDonald
Vice-Chairman: Andrew Hanson
Secretary: John Mellerio
Membership Secretary:  Alison Gilchrist  (email:  email address as image)
Acting Treasurer: Ralph Jacobson
Newsletter Editor: Andrew Hanson
Ordinary Committee members:
Marisa Rodriguez-Carmona
Hilary Dalke
Jack Moreland
Neil Parkinson
Mike Pointer
Elza Tantcheva-Burdge


A list of past officers may be found here.

Minutes of most meetings of the Committee from 1984 are available in PDF format here.


Email:  email address as image

The Colour Group of Great Britain - Homepage


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Last Updated 9 September 2008
http://www.colour.org.uk/about.html