Document each work from the beginning
Record the title, year, medium, dimensions, images, notes and a stable artwork number while details are still fresh, creating a dependable archive as your practice develops.
For artists
Keep images, dimensions, materials, exhibitions and sales together in one artwork archive. Artopia helps artists maintain a complete record as their practice grows.
Start your collection
Record the title, year, medium, dimensions, images, notes and a stable artwork number while details are still fresh, creating a dependable archive as your practice develops.
Track whether a work is in the studio, with a gallery, on loan, in an exhibition, sold or held by a collector, while keeping provenance and supporting documents connected to it.
Curate selected artworks into a private viewing room, public collection or polished PDF for galleries, curators, collectors, applications and exhibitions.
Studio archive
Record titles, dates, materials, dimensions, images, sales and locations as each artwork enters your archive.


Images & history
Store high-resolution images, documents and exhibition history with the work instead of across separate folders.

Portfolio sharing
Share a focused public collection, private viewing room or PDF with galleries, curators and collectors.
Document titles, materials, dimensions, images and history from the moment each work enters your practice.
Keep sales, availability and current locations clear as artworks move through your practice.
Create public pages, private viewing rooms or polished PDFs directly from your studio archive.
Studio archive
Document each finished work with images, dimensions, medium, and location from the start. Build a studio archive while the history of each piece is easy to recall.
Keep your own record of works held by galleries, in storage, on loan, or in collections, with images and documents linked to each piece.
Group related works by series and use tags to connect them. Review a body of work together when preparing a portfolio, exhibition, or catalogue.
Import existing artwork lists, assign inventory numbers, and add provenance, images, and documentation over time as the archive develops.
