Photography, retouching, restoration and archival imaging for museum collections
Museum imagery has many different roles to play. It is essential curators preparing exhibitions, scholars publishing research, conservators tracking condition and audiences engaging digitally. It must be faithful to the object, prepared to institutional standards and built to last.
Where institutions follow published preservation standards, we work to them. Where clients are setting their own internal benchmarks for archival quality, file naming and metadata, we help define them.
Curators and conservators bring a precision and dedication to their work that we share. Our imaging specialists understand that a museum’s collection is held in trust, and that the imagery surrounding it carries the same duty of care.
Our creative bases in London, New York and Hong Kong, alongside our colour hub in South Asia, allow us to serve museums on touring exhibition schedules without thinning the work, and to deliver against immovable opening dates.