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The information that would make discovery possible — who made what, where it has been shown, which collections hold it — is scattered across museum databases, gallery spreadsheets, and CV PDFs. No one has assembled it into a single, navigable, artist-controlled directory.
We are building one. A cooperative, not a platform. A searchable map of creative production across disciplines — visual art, music, film, architecture, performance — built and governed by the artists themselves.
— Katie Dixon & Okwui Okpokwasili, 2026
The organizing moment for artists — and why cooperative infrastructure is possible to build today.
Control over your own record. Professional connection. Collective leverage. None of them are a better app.
Why the governance structure is the product — and what it makes possible that no platform can promise.
Auto-populated catalogs, one persistent identity, and a map of creative relationships that finally exists online.
From a NYC pilot to the professional infrastructure artists never had.
Arts, architecture, urban planning. Socrates Sculpture Park, Powerhouse Arts, BAM, NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs. BA Yale, MA Columbia.
Performer, choreographer, writer. Bessie Award–winning Bronx Gothic. 2018 MacArthur Fellow. BA Yale.
Neuroscientist, Champalimaud Foundation. Open-source museum data and identifier resolution.