International Tarot Award
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[edit] International Award for Outstanding Contribution to Tarot
The Association for Tarot Studies continues the 'Lifetime Achievement Awards' began by the International Tarot Society, under the auspices of Janet Berres (former president) in 1997.
The Association for Tarot Studies is co-ordinating this prestigious award for lifetime contributions to the world of tarot. This began in 2007, following discussions over a couple of years, and in co-operation with the following organisations and businesses: the Tarot Association of the British Isles; the Tarot Guild of Australia; the Tarot Guild of Aotearoa; TarotGarden, Llewellyn; LoScarabeo; and Aeclectic Tarot.
The 2007 award sculpture was modelled and cast in bronze by the renowned sculptor Neil Barker.
[edit] Past award recipients
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[edit] nominees for 2007
Ronald Decker; Thierry Depaulis; Michael Dummett; Mary Greer; Robert O'Neill; Rachel Pollack; Andrea Vitali
Below follows a brief outline of some of their respective contributions
[edit] Ronald Decker[edit] Key publications
[edit] Other contributionsRonald Decker has also been art curator (check for correct title) for the former Museum formerly housing the public collection of US Games.
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[edit] Thierry Depaulis[edit] Key publications
[edit] Other contributionsThierry Depaulis has been a key figure in organising tarot expositions in France and in assisting the development of the Musée de la Carte a Jouer. In addition, he has presented and assisted in various conferences and events especially in continental Europe.
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[edit] Michael Dummett[edit] Key publications
[edit] Other contributionsIn addition to the various papers presented via the IPCS, Michael Dummett has also been influential in establishing tarot as an acceptable field of enquiry within academia. See also the Tarotpedia entry for Sir Michael Dummett.
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[edit] Mary Greer[edit] Key publications
online essays on tarot:
[edit] Other contributionsBesides her private Tarot classes and workshops, Mary Greer taught Tarot in a college and university in Florida and California for eleven years. She assisted in the creation of Ed Buryn's deck, The William Blake Tarot of the Creative Imagination, regularly presents at major conferences and workshops around the world, and has participated and organised various tarot trips. She is the recipient of the Mary Redman "Mercury Award" for excellence in the field of metaphysical writing. See also the Tarotpedia entry for Mary Greer.
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[edit] Robert O'Neill[edit] Key publications
online essays on tarot at tarot.com:
[edit] Other contributionsRobert O'Neill's Tarot Symbolism has been a major and significant catalist towards a deeper study of Tarot. Robert has also participated in various international events. See also the Tarotpedia entry for Robert O'Neill
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[edit] Rachel Pollack[edit] Key publications
[edit] Other contributionsIn addition to presenting to various international tarot conferences and events, Rachel Pollack has also either designed or been involved in the design of a number of published decks, including the Shining Tribe Tarot. See also the Tarotpedia entry for Rachel Pollack
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[edit] Andrea Vitali[edit] Key publications
[edit] Other contributionsAndrea Vitali was also instrumental in establishing the (Italian-based) Cultural Trust for Historical Studies and Research and has been involved in the organisation of tarot exhibits.
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