Art deserves to beremembered
Five centuries ago, Vasari kept the first record of art's makers. Vasary continues that work: a private home where your collection, your contacts, and your history stay protected, and entirely your own.
The year Giorgio Vasari wrote the first archive of art history, and became the original custodian of artistic memory.
Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects
We carry the name (and the discipline) forward.
“Where is that piece?”
“Who has it?”
“What did we agree on?”
My mother is an artist. I grew up watching the chaos behind the art.
— Founder, Vasary
The Gap
Scattered spreadsheets. Half-remembered conversations. Lost folders.
Vasary closes that gap.
Built for everyone the old tools forgot
The tools that existed were priced for the West and ran only on Apple. Out of reach for most artists and galleries across the Middle East and beyond. Vasary runs on any device, at a fair price.
I once watched a collector be offered, by another dealer, the very artwork he already owned, circled back through a chain he never authorized.
Discretion is the whole game. So we built Vasary to keep it.
Yours, and only yours
Private by design. Your inventory, your contacts, your numbers. Yours alone.
One private workspace
Private back-office infrastructure (inventory, contacts, invoicing, analytics, and cataloguing) brought into a single workspace.
Share one work (or a whole portfolio) with one chosen person. No leaks. No chain.
The work speaks. Nothing gets in its way.
See the WorkspaceKnow where every artwork is: always
Take control of your art operation
Start your private workspace today.