Its activities include:

• organizing public lectures, including the annual Joseph

• Burke and Margaret Manion lectures

• organising symposia associated with exhibitions

• organizing social events, including dinners with notable

visitors

• organizing art-related activities such as Gallery visits and

floortalks

• publishing Melbourne Art Journal, an annual journal de-

voted to scholarly art historical research

• publishing E-MAJ, and online postgraduate art history

Benefits of membership (to run for the 2005 calendar year)
include:
• Melbourne Art Journal (issue 8, 2005; cover price $40)
• Invitations to speaker dinners associated with the Burke
and Manion lectures
• Drinks associated with Burke, Manion, and other public
lectures
• Regular email bulletins of activities and events  associ-
ated with university art history departments, including the
School of Art History Cinema, Classics and Archaeology
• Discounts on FAN symposia and events