01 · Source
Begin with where the work was found.
Publicly accessible does not automatically mean public domain. Source location, catalog context and available rights information are recorded separately.
Our approach
Every work has a story
worth tracing.
The path from discovery to exhibition should leave a readable record of where a work came from, what was learned and what changed.
02 · Research
Trace the creator and the chain of attribution.
Names, dates, versions and prior descriptions are compared. Uncertainty remains visible rather than being turned into invented certainty.
03 · Restoration
Improve presentation without hiding the intervention.
Cleaning, color work, repair and formatting decisions should be described with the future exhibition record.
04 · Presentation
Open a new path to the work.
When a work and its record are ready, its gallery page can connect imagery, story, provenance and any accompanying Mintable or RAD information.
A living record
Context belongs beside the art.
Future item pages are designed to carry attribution, source, rights status, restoration notes and archival evidence. Certification and offers appear only when real records exist.
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