Everything an Exhibition's Press Needs, in One Project
From the curatorial text to the board's press review, Cartella keeps the facts, the plan, the drafts and the approvals together, in Italian, German and English.
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Every fact has a source. Every quote has an approval. Every text has a deadline.

From a Folder of Files to a Set-Up Project
Start from what you have
Curatorial text, works list, artist bio, images, or an email from the curator.
A plan before anything happens
Cartella reads every file, flags what looks wrong and shows its plan. It only acts when you say so.
About two minutes
Fact sheet, campaign plan and the first drafts in your main language come first. Other languages and journalists follow.

Every Date, Name and Number, Linked to Its Source
Pulled from your sources
Dates, titles, lenders and credits are taken from your documents, with a link back to the page they came from.
Conflicts shown, not hidden
When two sources disagree, Cartella marks the conflict and asks you to resolve it.
Change once, update everywhere
Each fact shows where it is used. Change it and Cartella lists every draft, caption and press page that needs the update.

A Timeline Worked Back From the Opening
Every moment of the run
Announcement, preview, opening, mid-run and closing, each with its texts, owners and deadlines.
Lead times built in
Monthly magazines need material weeks ahead. The plan knows and warns you in time.
All exhibitions at once
See clashes across your programme before they happen.

Your House Voice, in Every Language
The whole pack
Press releases long and short, invitations, social posts, newsletter sections and web texts.
Written from the fact sheet
Drafts use your confirmed facts and your style guide, so names and dates are right from the start.
Adapted, not translated
Once the main language is approved, Cartella writes Italian, German and English versions that read natively and keep the facts.

Sign-Off by Link, on Any Phone
No account needed
Curators, directors and lenders review through a private link that expires.
Quotes always approved
Every quote is marked until the person who said it has approved it.
One clear status
See who has approved what, and what is still waiting.

A Press Page per Exhibition
Everything journalists ask for
Releases in every language, images with captions, credits and usage terms, downloads and your contact.
Live at the embargo time
Set the date and hour. The page goes live then, not before.
Hi-res on request
High-resolution images can be released on request, and every request is logged.

The Arts Press of Italy and the German-Speaking Countries
A curated database
Arts and culture outlets and journalists in Italy, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, plus the main international art titles.
A briefing before you call
Beat, languages, recent articles and the outlet's lead times, in one place.
Your notes stay yours
Your contacts, notes and history are private to your institution.

From Clippings to the Board's Press Review
Drop in what came out
Articles, links and PDFs. Cartella sorts them by outlet and date.
What worked
See which pitches turned into coverage and where your sponsors were mentioned.
Ready to share
A press review your director and board can read, exported as PDF.
- From files to a set-up project
- 2 min
- Languages at launch
- 3
- Arts outlets in the press database
- 300+
How Teams Use It
Set up a show in an afternoon
Drop the curatorial material into Ask Cartella, confirm the fact sheet with the curator, and have the campaign plan and first release ready the same day.
One release, three languages, one day
Approve the main-language release, adapt it to the other languages, and publish the press page at the embargo time.
A lender pulls a work
Change the fact once. Cartella lists every release, caption and page that mentions the work, in every language, and updates them with you.
New director, annual figures, a programme
Not every project is an exhibition. Events, programmes and institutional news use the same facts, plan and approvals.
The press review the same week
Drop in the clippings at closing and share a press review your director and board can read.