Create and publish digital exhibitions with your collection objects
A system for all the knowledge, context, and activity around your objects
Object information, interpretive content, media files, image credit lines, and research notes end up scattered across folders, spreadsheets, systems, and docs.
When you can keep everything together, you can actually find what you need when you need it, and create online exhibitions and digital object labels without cutting and pasting captions or resizing jpgs.
Already have a collections management system (CMS)? Keep it. Then do what you wish it could with Objects and Order.
Your objects, your organizational standards, your workflows
It all happens in a Base, a dedicated space for your objects. You can create a Base for building a single exhibition or for organizing an entire collection.
Objects
- Set up custom data forms with your preferred terminology and standards
- Keep data consistent with controlled vocabularies
- Add captions, alt text, and rights information to object files
- Import object data via CSV and export as CSV or JSON
- Use our API to build custom displays and reports
Exhibitions
- Build pages with interpretive content and assets using our flexible block editor
- Preview, publish, update, and republish exhibitions
- Customize SEO metadata for published exhibitions
- Publish to a custom domain or a unique Objects and Order URL
- Gain insights about what resonates with privacy-first exhibition analytics
Hugo Penn Archive
Museum of Art
Exhibitions don't have to disappear after closing day
Neither do the scholarship, creativity, and collaboration that went into them. Instead of dragging it all into an archive folder, create a digital exhibition.
Digital exhibitions without the heavy lift
Build an online exhibition without it becoming a major project. If you can put together a presentation, you can create an exhibition. Add objects, customize and collaborate, and publish when you’re ready.
Nothing to install. Nothing to maintain. No asking a developer to change a caption.
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Objects and Order
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Go from Objects to Exhibitions
What if exhibitions could be for everyone, not just for those who can make it through the door before closing day?
