Maintaining a record of your work is maintaining a record of your legacy. Properly documenting and managing your archives—including both digital and physical inventory—is the key to staying organized and building your own personal art history. Without this structure, the business side of an art career can quickly become overwhelming.

With over twenty-five years of experience as an archivist, I help you develop the essential steps for creating and maintaining your own digital archives. I also provide the building blocks to organize your physical inventory, making the process of selling and showing your work significantly more efficient. For established artists looking to take the next step, I offer specialized support in building a catalogue raisonné, working closely with experienced designers and publishers to document your life’s work.

• Digital Database Management: Creating and maintaining a professional digital record of your complete body of work.
• Physical Inventory Organization: Establishing a structured system for your body of work to ensure every piece is easily accessible and tracked.
• Art Handling & Storage: Providing expert guidance on the professional movement, packaging, and long-term storage of your artwork.

• Condition Reporting: Establishing standardized procedures to document the physical state of your art before and after transit or exhibition.
• Archival Best Practices: Implementing professional record-keeping standards to ensure your career history is preserved correctly.
• Catalogue Raisonné Development: Coordinating the comprehensive, scholarly documentation of your entire oeuvre for future publication.