The writing a gallery does, drafted from the record.
Catalogue descriptions, wall labels, artist biographies, press releases and condition reports — drafted from the details already on the record, then edited and approved by your team.
Six jobs galleries do every week.
Each one starts from information you’ve already entered. Nothing goes anywhere until you save it.
Catalogue descriptions
A first draft for a new work, from its title, medium, date and series.
Wall labels
Consistent labels for a whole show, formatted to your house style.
Artist biographies
Short and long versions from the artist’s record and CV.
Press releases
An exhibition release from the curatorial text and the works in the show.
Condition reports
Your notes, formatted to a standard report.
Provenance notes
Ownership history set out in catalogue form.
Starts with the record, ends with your edit.
The assistant works inline, on the record you’re editing. You see the draft beside the fields it came from.
- Drafts use the fields already on the record
- Edit inline, then save — or discard
- Nothing is published or sent automatically
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Untitled (Summer) · F. M. Cole · 1991 · synthetic polymer on linen · 152 × 122 cm
A large-scale work from 1991, built from a close-keyed green ground and a layered, dotted surface that records season and weather across the canvas.
On every plan. Not trained on your data.
Built on Claude by Anthropic, included at every plan level.
- No usage caps and no per-seat fees
- Your data is not used for training
- Available wherever you edit a record
See it draft for your programme.
We’ll show the assistant working on the kind of records your gallery keeps.