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[Video Tutorial] My Docs for Artists in Artwork Archive: Store, Organize, and Share Your Statements, Bios, and CVs

Learn how to upload, organize, and share your professional documents — including artist statements, bios, CVs, proposals, and press materials — using the My Docs feature in your Artwork Archive account.

My Docs gives your art business documents a permanent home.

Artists manage more paperwork than people realize. Artist statements, bios, resumes, price lists, proposals, exhibition histories — these documents come up constantly, and tracking down the right version at the right moment shouldn't slow you down.

My Docs is a dedicated space inside your Artwork Archive account where you can store, organize, and share your most-used business documents, so everything is ready to go when an opportunity calls for it.


What we cover in this tutorial:

  • Getting started: How to navigate to My Docs and upload your first document.

  • Staying organized: Using Artwork Archive's built-in document folders to keep your business files easy to find.

  • Sharing your documents: How to share directly from your account, copy a shareable link, or download a file for use elsewhere.

  • Tracking your activity: How sharing a document from Artwork Archive automatically logs the exchange in your Contact Records.


Here is how to get the most out of My Docs:

  • Store the documents you reach for most often — artist statements, bios, resumes, price lists, and proposals — so they're ready to go the moment a gallery, curator, or opportunity asks for them.

  • Use the predetermined folders to keep different document types organized and easy to locate. You'll find them waiting for you inside the My Docs section, under Reports/Docs in your left-side menu.

  • When sharing a document with a contact, send it directly from your Artwork Archive account so the exchange is automatically recorded in that person's Contact Record.

  • Copy the shareable URL for any document to paste into an email or application without needing to re-upload the file every time.

  • On Artist Professional and Master accounts, you can also attach files directly to individual Piece, Location, and Contact records — useful for things like condition reports, provenance documents, or any correspondence you want to keep linked to a specific work or relationship.

Important Note:

My Docs is available on select Artwork Archive plans. To upgrade your subscription, navigate to the Account tab in your left-side menu.

Want to learn more?

Click here to view step-by-step instructions for uploading, sharing, and managing your documents in Artwork Archive:

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