Collections & Holdings

The Erik Brunetti Foundation for the Arts maintains a structured body of cultural holdings that document the scope of Brunetti’s artistic, editorial, and interdisciplinary practice.

These materials form the evidentiary basis of the Foundation’s curatorial, scholarly, and preservation work. The holdings encompass photography, works on paper, sculptural objects, mixed-media installations, limited editions, and historical ephemera produced across more than three decades.

The Collections & Holdings division supports research access, institutional loan, cataloguing partnerships, and curatorial collaboration. Each category presented here represents a distinct facet of Brunetti’s artistic record and is organized to reflect continuity of practice, provenance, and long-term archival stewardship.

Formal inquiries from museums, scholars, and research institutions are welcome.

Contact: archive@erikbrunettifoundation.org

Custodial Research Availability

The Erik Brunetti Foundation for the Arts has completed the consolidation and documentation of the FUCT Archive as a unified research corpus.

The archive comprises approximately fifty primary working materials produced between the early 1990s and early 2000s, including original mechanicals, rubylith assemblies, hand-cut layouts, Xerox proofs, and related ephemera created prior to the adoption of digital production tools.

These materials document pre-digital graphic production processes and the early circulation of street-based visual language into broader cultural contexts.

The archive has been previously exhibited and documented internationally, including presentation in Italy in conjunction with the publication of FUCT (Rizzoli, 2013).

The materials constitute primary evidence of process, chronology, and material authorship, and are maintained in stable condition suitable for research access and institutional stewardship.

The Foundation is making the FUCT Archive available on a long-term custodial research loan to a single anchor institution capable of supporting public access, scholarly review, and future traveling presentation.

The archive is not offered for acquisition. Custodial stewardship, research access, and evidentiary continuity are the objectives of placement.

Institutional review is conducted on a rolling basis. Formal inquiries from museums, research institutions, and curatorial departments may be directed to: archive@erikbrunettifoundation.org