This is a list of events occurring in the 350s, ordered by year.

Luca Bracali (born in Pistoia, April 12, 1965) is an Italian photographer

Born April 12, 1965, Luca Bracali began as photographer and journalist since 1986, marking the beginning of a career that now identifies the most active Italian travelers visited 124 countries with over twenty years of reporting. His professional career has seen him involved at the beginning as a correspondent for some sports newspapers, following the Motocross World Grand Prix, Moto GP and Formula 1. Author of three books and numerous reports published on travel, culture and tourism magazines, which won two international awards related to photography and reportage, Luca Bracali is closely tied to environmental issues related to ice melting and Global Warming. His images, documented in the uttermost parts of our planet as in the Arctic and Antarctica, have been the backdrop for photo projects in collaboration with researchers from polar University of Fairbanks in Alaska and the drifting ice-camp of Barneo, a starting point for an echo -skiing expedition to geographic North Pole Geographic in 2009. His polar missions have been documented in more than forty radio and television broadcasts since 2008, and he became a member of Association of Polar Early Career Scientists) for contributions made popular in the media, providing important evidence.^{[citation needed]} His close captioned photography, with an eye always turned to light, saturated colors and sharp geometric composition, led him to the attention of some art dealers and from 2010 his work was exhibited in museums and galleries of Fabriano, Pietrasanta, Rome, Sofia and New York.

Rolf Harris, CBE, AM (born 30 March 1930) is an Australian musician, singer-songwriter, composer, painter and television personality.

Born in Perth, Western Australia, Harris was a champion swimmer before studying art. He moved to England in 1952, where he started to appear on television programmes on which he drew the characters. He also began a musical career initially with the piano accordion. He wrote the famous song "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport", and when performing in Canada he introduced his popular routine around his song "Jake the Peg". He often uses unusual instruments in his performances: he plays the didgeridoo, has been credited with the invention of the wobble board, a rhythmic percussion instrument, and was associated with the Stylophone, a small electronic keyboard instrument.

From the 1960s he has become a popular television personality, presenting shows including Rolf's Cartoon Club, Animal Hospital and various programmes about serious art. In late 2005 he painted an official portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, which was the subject of a special episode of Rolf on Art.