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Art storage is a critical part of caring for artwork when it is not on view or in transit.

Professional art storage protects works from environmental damage, physical risk, and

deterioration, ensuring they remain stable, secure, and ready for future exhibition or

movement.

We offer both short-term and long-term storage solutions designed to meet the needs of

artists, collectors, galleries, and institutions. Each storage plan is tailored to the artwork’s

material, condition, and anticipated timeline.

Short-term storage supports transitional moments such as exhibition turnover, transport

coordination, or temporary holding between installations.

• Temporary storage between exhibitions or installations

• Holding works before transport or delivery

• Flexible access for viewing or retrieval

Long-term storage is designed for extended care and preservation. We focus on stability,

documentation, and ongoing condition awareness.

• Secure, stable environments for extended storage

• Careful placement to minimize handling and stress

• Periodic condition checks as needed

All stored works are handled according to professional art handling standards. We use

appropriate materials and methods to protect artworks while in storage.

• Use of archival packing and wrapping materials

• Organized racking, shelving, or palletized storage• Clear labeling and inventory tracking

We understand that stored artwork often remains active within a broader project lifecycle. Our

storage services are integrated with handling, transport, and installation workflows.

• Coordinated retrieval and delivery

• Preparation for transport or installation

• Clear communication around access and scheduling

We treat stored artwork with the same level of care and respect as work on view. Our

approach prioritizes safety, organization, and long-term preservation, supporting the ongoing

life and movement of each piece.

Thoughtful storage is not passive — it is an active form of care that protects artwork for what

comes next.