recordswhich

Records which is an artists' organization that supports and promotes the work of artists, designers, and creatives. The organization was founded in 1924 by a group of artists, including Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and Roger Fry, with the aim of providing affordable housing for artists in Doughty Street, London.

The organization's name is derived from the word "record," which refers to a document or evidence of something. Records which uses this name to highlight the importance of documentation and record-keeping in the art world. Over the years, the organization has expanded its activities to provide various forms of support for artists, including giving them a place to live, exhibiting their work, and promoting their careers.

Records which has maintained a close relationship with the Fry Readings, a cultural and philosophical society that has been holding annual colloquia and lectures in Chelsea, London since 1924. The organization is also affiliated with London's undergraduate university, Goldsmiths.

Today, Records which continues to exist as an art non-profit with an artist and race equity mission. The organization functions as an artist-centered model of community development. One of its key goals is to create spaces and programs that address social and economic inequalities. Members are able to exhibit and sell their work through online and physical platforms provided by the organization.