About Art Vault
Art Vault is a personal art archive and discovery platform built for collectors, creators, and art lovers. We make it simple to organize your collection, discover new artists, and preserve the stories behind the art you love.
Our Mission
Organize your art with powerful tools to catalog, tag, and archive every detail.
Explore thousands of artists and artworks. Stay inspired and informed.
Your collection is yours: private, secure, and always accessible.
Connect with collectors and creators who share your passion.
Our Story
We have always believed that art has the power to inspire, challenge, and connect us. But as collectors ourselves, we found that managing a collection was harder than it should be.
Spreadsheets, boxes of receipts, lost provenance: there had to be a better way.
So we built Art Vault. A place where every piece of art has a home, every detail has a place, and every collector has the tools to preserve what matters most.
Built for Collectors
From cataloging and tracking to provenance and collection insights, Art Vault gives you complete control of your collection.
Roadmap
We are building toward richer collection management, stronger discovery, and better tools for the people and galleries who keep art moving.
Next
Tools for galleries to manage artists, inventory, exhibitions, and staff access.
Next
Privacy-first public collection paths with previews, sharing controls, and follow activity.
Upcoming
Member-to-member interest, sale tracking, and value signals for collected artworks.
Upcoming
Duplicate detection, reporting, and admin review workflows to keep records trustworthy.
ArtVault News offers collecting guides, artist context and art news. Our editorial standard is to add useful original explanation, rather than reproduce a source article.
Sources and accuracy. We prioritize artists, museums, galleries, auction houses and official announcements, and use reputable art reporting for context and corroboration. Links near factual claims identify their sources. We distinguish announced plans from completed events, auction estimates from reported sale results, and interpretation from fact. Older stories are identified as historical context. Source claims can be incomplete or change after publication.
Automated assistance. ArtVault uses AI agents to research sources, draft and edit articles, and perform editorial and image-preview checks. Articles can be queued and published automatically under the site owner's authorization, without individual owner approval. These checks are not a claim of independent human review. ArtVault remains responsible for the content it publishes. The byline “ArtVault Collector Content Editor” identifies this automated editorial role, not a named human journalist.
Images and credits. Images should identify their creator or supplying source and carry descriptive alternative text. We use original illustrations or images supported by a recorded basis for reuse, which can include permission attested by the site owner. An image credit identifies its source; it does not by itself establish a license or grant readers permission to reuse it. AI-generated illustrations and fictional examples should be labeled clearly. We do not claim that every source's licensing has been independently verified.
Corrections. To report a possible error in text, attribution or an image credit, use our Contact page. Include the article URL, the passage or image in question, and supporting evidence where available. ArtVault can correct published articles after checking the proposed change. A publication date alone does not mean an older article has been rechecked against current information.
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