Joining ICMA
Founded in 1956 in Paris and housed since 1964 in New York, the ICMA
has members in twenty countries worldwide. Its international membership
of academics, museum professionals, collectors, and enthusiasts of the
art of the Middle Ages is vital to its mission.
Membership brings personal rewards:
ICMA members receive Gesta, the premier scholarly journal for the
history of medieval art (two issues annually).
Members receive the ICMA Newsletter, which delivers timely information
about current issues and events in the world of medieval art (three
issues annually).
ICMA's web site now provides access to our international census of
dissertations in medieval art over the last 30 years, to PRIMA, a
listing of sources for photographic images of medieval art, and to the
work of the Limestone Sculpture Provenance Project. The web site will
shortly have sections for members only, that will give access to the
full past run of Gesta as well as to extensive current news and
announcements.
Members receive invitations to ICMA-sponsored receptions and special
events at conferences and international congresses.
Members receive discounts on ICMA publications: past and special issues
of Gesta; volumes in the ongoing Census of Medieval Sculpture in
American Collections; and individual ICMA Monographs, most recently
Alyce Jordan's fine 2002 volume, Visualizing Kingship in the Windows of
Sainte-Chapelle.
Membership in the ICMA is also an investment in the very field of medieval
art itself. Members' dues fund Gesta, the Newsletter and web site,
support the publications series, subvent public lectures and events, and
sustain ICMA-sponsored sessions at major international congresses.
Membership Categories
Student: $20
Independent Scholar/Retiree: $45
Individual (US Residents): $55
Individual (non-US Residents): $60
Joint (1 copy of each issue of Gesta/ICMA Newsletter): $80
Institution: $75
Contributor: $150
Patron: $300
Sustainer: $600
Benefactor: $1,200
If you have questions about the membership cycle, please contact the
ICMA Office. Existing members may also update their contact information
by sending an e-mail to ICMA@medievalart.org. All payments should be
made payable to: The International Center of Medieval Art and sent to:
ICMA
The Cloisters
Fort Tryon Park
New York, NY 10040
Non-US members may choose among the following options, please read
carefully:
International Money Orders in US $
Bank checks drawn in US $ on a bank with a US branch
Members in non-EU countries may also send checks written in local
currency (surcharge $15.00)
Checks in Euros, send to:
Dr. Danielle Johnson
ICMA Foreign Secretary
3 avenue Emile
Acollas
75007 Paris FRANCE
Further inquiries, please contact:
The Administrator, ICMA
The Cloisters
Fort Tryon Park
New York, NY 10040
Tel: 212/928-1146
Fax: 212/928-9946
ICMA@medievalart.org