Privacy Policy Barkingside Art Club LTD

This Policy was last updated on 25 May 2018.

At Barkingside Art Club LTD, we deeply believe in the protection of your data and privacy and we care how it applies to you, as a user of our website(s). In this Privacy Policy (‘Policy’), you can find information about how, whether, and why we collect and use your personal information on our website. This Policy applies to any personal information that is gathered when you use our services, visit our Website, or otherwise interact with us. We have divided this Policy into different sections. Please go to the relevant section below for further information. The processing of your personal data complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’).

About us

We are Barkingside Art Club LTD, in the rest of this document referred to as Barkingside Art Club. For more information visit: https://barkingsideartclub.com/about

Our company registration number is 10764647

We maintain our headquarters at:
37 Hatley Avenue,
Ilford, Barkingside,
IG6 1EG,
Greater London, England.

How do we use your personal information?

Barkingside Art Club LTD is an organisation that provides art education to children, adults, schools, companies and groups. To provide the best experience for our customers – for example by providing updates, resources, events information and the ability to purchase products and services online – we collect personal data from site registrants.

If you provide your data and give us permission, we will use your data to maintain e-mail, telephone and offline contact with you. We may also ask your permission to allow our sponsors and advertisers to contact you about their products and services.

Your choices in how your data is used

You may opt-out of receiving information from us by e-mail, telephone or post. To exercise your choices, indicate your wishes during account creation, unsubscribe using the link in our emails and notify us via email at studio@barkingsideartclub.com.

 

How we use your consented photographs

Barkingside Art Club LTD asks for consent to photograph any attendees or members of the club’s events. This is done on our Registration Forms used during regular and one-off events.

Once you have given consent, you are welcome to withdraw your consent by notifying us at studio@barkingsideartclub. We can then remove any images which you would want removed.

We use your photographs for several reasons.

  1. Promotion. We use your photographs for promotional use of our club and events. These are used in various contexts such as on our website, social media, brochures, flyers and fundraising resources. We aim to promote inclusion and visual art. 

  2. Sharing progress. Photographs are also posted on our social media accounts as attendees(and/or their guardians) have requested for us to do so to track the development of artwork.

 

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