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TRACKS is designed like a suitcase that contains the tools artists and arts organisations need for the preservation of their own archive and/or collection(s).

Ordering and describing ⟶

How should I best create (a sequential) order in my archive? How should I note this down? And how detailed should it be?

Discarding and keeping ⟶

What can I safely discard of delete? How do I decide whether a document is valuable enough to retain it? Are there documents that I'm obligated to retain?

Physical storage ⟶

Alle nodige informatie om je papieren archief de tand des tijds te laten overleven.

Digitisation ⟶

Everything about digitising texts, photos, videos,...

Rights ⟶

Archival materials may be subject to rights such as copyright, portrait rights and GDPR. But what types of rights are there? And what do you need consider?

Providing visibility ⟶

Exhibit your archive and collections online ⟶

In the spotlight

Registeren in de Archiefbank

Registering your archive or collection in the Archiefbank Vlaanderen database is a simple and accessible way to greatly increase its public visibility. In this article, you’ll learn: What is Archi...

Transformation Digital Art 2024 is LI-MA's annual international symposium on the preservation of digital art. This year Li-ma organises a two-day symposium in Rotterdam en Amsterdam. Info and ticket...

Transformation Digital Art symposium is designed as an opportunity to share best practices concerning both artist-led and institutional strategies geared towards the future presentation of born-digi...

TRACKS and other knowledge platforms recommend saving the colours in your files in the eciRGB_v2colour profile (or AdobeRGB if necessary). This article is for anyone who wants to know the finer deta...

Your organisation may have changed its website, or the content of the website may have been significantly modified, but the old version of your website can have historical value, so it makes sense t...

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