I am an invited participant in a workshop series emerging from a project delivered by Art360 Foundation, Creative Scotland and National Galleries Scotland, which aims to find ways of distributing and curating Richard Demarco's prolific archive with the possibility of inviting UK and international institutions to host satellite collections.

The workshop series explores the legal and ethical concerns arising from questions of documentation, subjectivity and perspective as embodied in the archive and address ways of transforming the archive into an engine of research into tropes of international art after 1945. The international context of Demarco's archive includes connections to Poland, Germany, Romania, France, Italy, Austria, and Former Yugoslavia.

For the second workshop, held at Edinburgh College of Art and online on 6 February 2023, Art360 Foundation invited me to join a conversation panel with Lois Keidan and Alastair MacLennan, chaired by Mark Waugh, to discuss the question, 'How can ownership of an archive of international art be distributed and shared against the re-emergence of nationalism?' concerning the legacy of Richard Demarco Archive.