Jack Gunning

If your organization manages corporate art, you’ve likely faced scenarios that keep facilities directors and curators up at night: lost provenance PDFs buried in email archives, uncertain real-time locations of pieces moved during office renovations, outdated insurance values lagging behind market appraisals by years, and scattered images across personal drives. These aren’t edge cases—they’re daily … Read more

If your organization manages corporate art, you’ve likely outgrown the spreadsheets and shared drives that once felt manageable. Art inventory software has become essential as collections expand across multiple locations, insurance requirements tighten, and leadership expects faster answers about what you own and where it sits. Consider the scenarios that trigger the search for better … Read more

If your organization manages corporate art, you’ve likely faced this scenario: a facilities director in 2026 trying to track 800+ artworks across 12 offices in New York, London, and Singapore. The records live in spreadsheets, email threads, and a binder held by a consultant who retired last year. Leadership asks for the total insured value … Read more

If your organization manages corporate art across multiple locations, you’ve likely faced a familiar scenario: scattered spreadsheets, email chains requesting artwork records, and outdated systems that struggle to track what’s where. Art gallery management software has evolved beyond retail gallery needs, yet many organizations still rely on tools built for the art business of a … Read more