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Data migration doesn’t have to be a nightmare.
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Six lessons Founder of Client Raiser, Danielle Glosser has learned after nearly a decade of working with artists on growing their careers.
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Need to digitize your collection, but don’t know where to start? We’ve broken it down into ten simple steps—you don't need to be a registrar to get it done!
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From solar powered animations to singing TSA staff, this airport is committed to bringing memorable experiences to its travelers.
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Avoid the nightmare of lost artworks with Artwork Archive’s location tracking tool.
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Have all the documents you need for an art purchase? Review this checklist to make sure.
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Access and update your art documentation anywhere.
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All public art requires maintenance; there is no avoiding it. Here are five affordable ways to ensure your collection is properly preserved.
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Tax season is in full force. We outlined some of the most important things to know about doing your taxes as an artist.
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The life of an artwork doesn’t end after its purchase date. Preserve your art collection with these simple tips.
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Better maintain your public art collection with advice from public art administrators from across the country.
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The benefits of inventorying your artwork and how to make it an easier process.
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Learn how to free up hundreds of hours by creating inventory lists, invoices, gallery labels and consignment reports with Artwork Archive.
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Now is the time to catalog your artwork, so your artist legacy can live on forever.
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Outdated and overpriced art collection management tools don’t have to be the norm.
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Website integrations are one of Artwork Archive’s new, powerful publishing options to display your art online.
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Before, during and after: the basics of protecting and caring for your collection when a natural disaster strikes.
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Your art collection has a life after yours. Here are a few ways to extend your legacy.
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