With over three decades of experience behind the lens, Tobias Fischer brings both technical mastery and artistic sensitivity to his role as Photographer at Moderna Museet in Stockholm. From photographing masterworks to pioneering new imaging techniques, Tobias plays a vital […]
As Collections Database Officer at Tate Galleries, Beth Arscott sits at the intersection of data integrity and collections care. Drawing on a background in object handling at national museums and now overseeing TMS data for one of the UK’s most […]
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, founded in 1875, holds the largest design collection in the country. Originally established as an arts and crafts school, the museum’s collections have grown and evolved alongside its educational mission for nearly a century and a […]
With over two decades of experience spanning art, media, technology, and museum collections, Milo Thiesen, brings a unique blend of creative vision and technical expertise to the role of Product Manager at Gallery Systems.
Explore how museums and cultural institutions can future-proof their digital assets by making informed choices about file type selection, maintaining high digital quality standards, and preservation-focused quality controls that ensure long-term accessibility, accuracy, and sustainability of their digital collections.
With a decade of experience supporting museum collections and a deep passion for cultural heritage, Allison Galland brings a rare blend of subject matter expertise and enthusiasm to her role as Training Manager at Gallery Systems
If you’re considering a new collections management system (CMS), ensuring you’re set up for success from the start is key to a smooth transition.
With over two decades of hands-on experience in museums, including collections management, large-scale storage projects, and consulting, Angela Kipp brings a wealth of knowledge and a practical, solutions-focused mindset to her role as a Professional Services Specialist at Gallery Systems.
Once a Digital Asset Management (DAM) system has been successfully implemented, the next critical step is assessing its effectiveness.
Museums have long relied on storytelling to engage visitors, sharing knowledge and connecting them with art, history, culture, and science.
