ART DOCUMENTATION

A: Art documentation involves professionally photographing and recording details about artworks, exhibitions, and related materials. This service is crucial for preserving the visual and historical integrity of art pieces, aiding in cataloging, promoting, and archiving them. With high-quality documentation, artists and galleries ensure that their works are accurately represented and safeguarded for future generations.

A: You can bring your artwork to our dedicated art documentation studio where we have the best equipment and techniques for photographing 2-D artwork. We work with many mediums, including paintings, printmaking, drawings, photography etc. We have special techniques and equipment for framed and glazed works to remove glare. We guarantee true-to-life colors and textures, providing artists, collectors, and galleries with high-resolution images that are perfect for portfolios, sales, and publications.

A: Documenting 3D artwork, such as sculptures and installations, requires specialized skills to accurately convey their form, depth, and dimensionality. Our team excels in lighting, composition, and technical precision, ensuring your 3D pieces are beautifully and accurately represented. This level of documentation enhances the visibility and value of your artwork, making it appealing for exhibitions, sales, and digital archives.

** For large pieces or collections, we can travel to document them on-site to alleviate the need for transportation.

A: We meticulously document artist books, catalogs, and publications using high-resolution photography to capture every detail of the book’s design, layout, and content. Our process includes careful handling by museum-trained art handlers, precise photography to avoid glare and shadows, and comprehensive coverage of all aspects of the book. Post-processing ensures professional-grade images suitable for archives, websites, and promotional materials.

**We can also create a video flip through of your artist book!