This edition: 2010.

A series of 'information sheet' style publications on single-issues. As follows
a-n Fact Pack: Photographing works of art (editions held: 1995).
a-n Fact Pack: New technology (editions held: 1995 and one undated).
a-n Fact Pack: Rates of pay (editions held: 1990, 1991, 1993, 1996).
a-n Fact Pack: Slide indexes (editions held: 1990, 1993, 1994).
a-n Fact Pack: Mailing the press (editions held: 1990, 1991, 1992-3, 1994).
a-n Fact Pack: Getting media coverage (editions held: 1991, 1993).
a-n Fact Pack: Craft fairs (editions held: 1991, 1993, 1994-5).
a-n Fact Pack: Insurance (editions held: 2 undated).
a-n Fact Pack: Postgraduate courses (editions held 1991 and 1993).
a-n Fact Pack: Art materials and the environment (editions held: 1 undated).
a-n Fact Pack 9: Ceramics (editions held: 1 undated).
a-n Fact Pack 9: Buying clay, buying a kiln (editions held: 1 undated).
a-n Fact Pack 10: Travelling, working and selling in the EC (editions held: 1 undated).
a-n Fact Pack 10: Artists and the European Union (editions held: 1994).

Including:
Artists Handbooks: Directory of Exhibition Spaces (editions: 1983, 3rd edition 1993; 4th edition 1995)
Artists Handbooks: Making Ways (edition: 1987; 3rd edition 1994)
Artists Handbooks: Copyright (edition: 1991).
Artists Handbooks: Exhibiting and Selling Abroad (edition: 1988)
Artists Handbooks: Organising your Exhibition (edition 1991)
Artists Handbooks: Money Matters (editions: 1991, 1995, 1996).
Artists Handbooks: Selling (edition: 1993).
Artists Handbooks: Across Europe (edition: 1992).
Artists Handbooks: Art with People (edition: 1995).
Artists Handbooks: Art in Public (edition: 1992).
Artists Handbooks: Fundraising (edition: 1993).

The Code of Practice for the Visual Arts was published in 2003, followed by a series of promotional events.
The Code of Practice was written to take commonly-agreed principles of good practice for those working in the Visual Arts - both artists and organisations - and demonstrate how and why they should be applied.
File 1: A planning file relating to the publication of this resource.
File 2: Feedback forms from the launch events.
File 3: A copy of the Code of Practice

This publication is aimed at those leaving education to take up a career as a professional artist. Editions held: 1993 and 1994.

An annual guide and directory of Visual Arts Degree Shows across the UK. Editions held: 1998, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012.
There is also a file of posters for the Guide 2007 and 2008.

This edition: 1998.

In 1992 a-n, in conjunction with solicitor Nicholas Sharp, produced a range of contract templates for the use of artists. The full range of contracts covers agreements in the following areas:
Visual Arts Contracts: Introduction (editions held: 1992, 1995)
Visual Arts Contracts: Commission Contracts (editions held: 1994)
Visual Arts Contracts: Licencing Reproductions (editions held: 1994)
Visual Arts Contracts: Selling Contracts (editions held: 1993)
Visual Arts Contracts: Galleries, dealers and agents (editions held: 1996)
Visual Arts Contracts: The NAA public exhibition contract (editions held: 1993)
Visual Arts Contracts: Residencies (editions held: 1995)

A series of reports which were published in 1996 as outputs of a series of 'colloquium' events held in 1995. For each event we hold a briefing paper, published prior to the event for delegates, and a report published after the the event as an output. These events and related reports are as follows:

'Round Midnight 1: Reach for your gun
Topic: Cultural Policy Making
Colloquium Venue: Cumbria College of Art, Carlisle, 30-31 July 1995.

'Round Midnight 2: Words are out, image is in?
Topic: Education
Colloquium Venue: Charlotte Mason College, Ambleside, 15-16 August 1995

'Round Midnight 3: The ghosts in the mill
Topic: Access and Distribution
Colloquium Venue: University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne, 05-06 September 1995

'Round Midnight 4: Gaudy objects
Topic: Art, Industry and Commerce
Colloquium Venue: Newcastle College, Newcastle upon Tyne, 25-26 October 1995.

'Round Midnight 5: Strictly Ballroom
Topic: Engagement
Colloquium Venue: Durham University Business School, Durham, 20-21 November 1995

'Round Midnight 6: Fairground attractions
A special end of project meeting and report
Colloquium Venue: Newcastle College, Newcastle upon Tyne, 03 February 1996.

There is also an 'Observers Prospectus' for this series.

This edition: 1996