The Art Center (Europe) fonds is a top level archival unit that includes the Art Center (Europe) document and photographs collections.

The Art Center (Europe) collection documents campus administration and student activities throughout the school’s ten year history. The bulk of the collection is correspondence and administrative files which document the creation, operation and closure of the school. The Accreditation files in Series 1 are the reports related to accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). The Administrative Files in Series 2 also contain files on establishing a European campus. Series 3 includes general information about Admissions, including the course catalogs. The few files in the Alumni series list the school's graduates and track their employment. The remodeling and construction phase of the school is well documented in the Buildings/Facilities files in Series 5. The chronological files in Series 6 include correspondence, reports, memos, and clippings regarding classes, students, and recruiting. The files in Series 7 consist mainly of ephemera related to graduation ceremonies. Series 8 contains various materials printed by the school including brochures and letterhead. Public Relations materials in Series 9 document Art Center (Europe)’s media presence through the clippings and media summaries. The five Publications in Series 10 were published by Art Center (Europe) and contain news, profiles and updates on the school and its students. Series 11 houses 14 student-designed t-shirts that were made for graduations and conferences.

This collection is an amalgamation of materials created by staff and faculty at both Art Center and Art Center (Europe). The files from Art Center (Europe) were sent to Art Center after the closure of the school.

The Accreditation files in Series 1 are the reports related to accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).

The five Publications in Series 10 were published by Art Center (Europe) and contain news, profiles and updates on the school and its students.

Series 11 houses 14 student-designed t-shirts that were made for graduations and conferences.

The Administrative Files in Series 2 document the creation, operation and closure of the school.

Series 3 includes general information about Admissions, including the course catalogs.

The few files in the Alumni series list the school's graduates and track their employment.

The Buildings/Facilities files in Series 5 document the remodeling and construction phase of the school.

The Correspondence in Series 6 is widely varied and documents the creation, operation and closure of the school. The chronological files include correspondence, reports, memos, and clippings regarding classes, students, and recruiting.

The files in Series 7 consist mainly of ephemera related to graduation ceremonies. The Speeches file contains graduation speeches from the Director, as well as many of the guest and student speakers.

Series 8 contains various materials printed by the school including brochures and letterhead.

Public Relations materials in Series 9 document Art Center (Europe)’s media presence through the clippings and media summaries.

The Art Center (Europe) photograph collection contains images of the building and grounds, faculty, staff, students, events, classroom environments, and student work.