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Photography Archives: Art360 Foundation presentation at the Royal College of Art

  • 8 July 2020, 10am
7 photographs of silver birch trees with artist's notes.
© Rut Blees Luxemburg, 2016

This blog post presents a summary of content produced as part of the Art360 Foundation Programme (2014 to 2025). It is shared here with the intention of preserving and extending access to the important learnings from this programme of work.

  • Logo for the Art360 Foundation. A linear graphic of a black circle with black text saying ART 360 foundation centred inside.

Mark Waugh and Ellie Porter from Art360 Foundation spoke to artist, Rut Blees Luxemburg, and shared advice with Royal College of Art Photography MA students about archives and artists' legacies.

Their discussion gives useful advice on inventory, archiving, preserving and admin for young and early career artists.

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A spread of colourful postcards on a table, with ‘DACS’ highlighted at the centre.

Whether you’re an artist or a client, licensing can open many doors and creative opportunities when carried out efficiently.

  • 2 September 2025
Davide Batchelor, a white artist, standing in front of his artworks, looking directly at the camera.

Artists and estates who participated in Art360 Foundation projects from 2015 to 2023, reflect on their archiving practices.

  • 1 June 2025
Photo of Vanley Burke, a Black photographer, looking at his artwork.

About the Art360 Foundation, which worked with artists and estates to help preserve cultural heritage through projects and programmes dedicated to conserving artworks and caring for artists’ legacies.

  • 1 June 2025

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