Cataloging

Archives - Cataloging

The Foundation takes meticulous care in the complete cataloging of all materials present in the archive. This comprehensive process involves creating detailed inventories that list and describe each item, ensuring that scholars, curators, and enthusiasts can easily access the available resources. Each item in the collection is carefully examined and documented with precise descriptions, including relevant details such as the title, artist, date of creation, medium, dimensions, and any historical context. High-resolution photographs are taken to visually document the condition and appearance of each piece. This thorough cataloging process not only aids in the organization and preservation of the archive but also serves as a vital tool for research and educational purposes.

The inventories are maintained in a digital database that allows for efficient searching and cross-referencing. This system enables users to locate specific items quickly and provides valuable information for academic research, curatorial projects, and public exhibitions. By offering an accessible and well-organized catalog, the Foundation facilitates the dissemination of knowledge and supports the study and appreciation of the artist's work. Furthermore, the Foundation is committed to regularly updating the catalog as new materials are acquired or as additional information about existing items becomes available. This ongoing effort ensures that the archive remains a dynamic and up-to-date resource.