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Guidelines for congresses

Would you like to organize a FIDEM congress and wondering what is required and what needs to be done and when? You will find some answers in the enclosed PDF. The guidelines have been put together after the congress in Glasgow in 2012 and the last revision was made in January 2023.

 



Guidelines for Members

A new guideline for members is now available. The guidelines have been put together after the interim meeting in Tokyo in 2019.

 



Guidelines for delegates and vice-delegates

A new guideline for delegates and vice-delegates is now available. It was created to help delegates in their work and what members can expect from them. The guidelines have been put together after the congress in Glasgow in 2012 and been revised in November 2023.

 



Guidelines for Executive and Consultative Committee Members

A new guideline for members of the Executive and Consultative Committees is now available. It has been created to help them in their work and what FIDEM members can expect from them. The guidelines have been put together after the interim meeting in Tokyo in 2019.

 



Guidelines for the FIDEM Treasurer

Description of the treasurers functions.

 



GUIDELINES TOWARDS BEST PRACTICE FOR MEDAL COMMISSIONS AND COMPETITIONS

Medals have been associated with honour and glory since they first appeared during the Italian Renaissance. Originally made to commemorate individuals and events, they have been presented as prizes and awards since the eighteenth century.

The commissioning of a medal provides considerable benefits to any organisation or private patron. It projects a recognition of high achievement and reflects the acceptance and wish of the client to mark a significant occasion by an act of generous patronage of the arts. The commissioning is an important event and these guidelines seek to demonstrate the best practice towards ensuring a fair and equable basis for client and designer.

FIDEM, using their full experience have prepared the following to help all those interested in the medal. The guidelines have received the approval of the United Kingdom Royal Mint

The guidelines can be retrieved and printed out from the enclosed pdf.



ADVICE TO ARTISTS

It is not always easy for an artist new to medal-making to find their way around the world of commissions, exhibitions, copyright and so on. It was to meet this need that a version of this advice document was presented by Australian artist Michael Meszaros at the FIDEM congress in Weimar in 2000. The text was then adjusted by the author in the light of constructive comments made at the time.

 

 

 

 

GuidelinesCongresses

Guidelines for congresses
(last update: 27.11.2023)

 

 

GuidelinesMembers

Guidelines for Members
(last update: 06.12.2019)

 

 

Guidelines Delegates

Guidelines for delegates and vice-delegates
(last update: 24.11.2023)

 

 

 

GuidelinesECCC

Guidelines for EC & CC Members
(last update: 06.12.2019)

 

 

Treasurer

Guidelines for the FIDEM Treasurer

 

 

 

 

Medal Commissions

Guidelines for commissions and competitions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AdviceArtist

Business Guidelines for medallists