Image: Artwork Archive logo, courtesy of Artwork Archive
Spotlight Session: Getting Organised with Artwork Archive
Thursday 22nd January
6.30 – 8.00 pm
Online Via Zoom
Start your creative new year by joining us for an engaging session exploring Artwork Archive — an intuitive online platform used by artists around the world to stay organised, professional and visible.
Blue Monkey Network member June Nelson will introduce the session, as she uses Artwork Archive (though not always to its full potential!) to maintain a catalogue of her work, track submissions and expenses, and create professional tear sheets, labels and PDFs.
We’ll be joined by a representative from Artwork Archive, who will guide us through how the system works and how it can support your own creative practice.
We’ll look at how to:
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Catalogue and organise your full body of work
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Build a polished online portfolio or public profile
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Keep on top of submissions and deadlines
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Track expenses and artwork locations with ease
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Generate professional materials such as labels, certificates and catalogues
June finds that having a single, easy-to-use system like this frees up time for what truly matters – creating work – and is also looking forward to learning how to use Artwork Archives full resources herself.
We are offering the January event as a free event for all. We will be providing a Zoom link to the event in our January newsletter, so we suggest you sign up for this by the end of 2025.
If you are planning on attending one of our events and have any access needs, please let us know in advance.
Blue Monkey Network is run by artists for artists, in partnership with Towner Eastbourne, and is entirely funded by membership subscriptions and donations. Many thanks to all our supporters.
COMING UP

Kate Montgomery
Thursday 19th Feb 2026
6.00 – 8.00 pm
Towner Eastbourne
We can look forward to an intensely colourful experience with painter and teacher Kate Montgomery joining us to give an insight into her work and practice. Her paintings, influenced in part by Mogul miniatures and medieval illumination, blend complexity with visual identity. Her use of caseine, creating jewel-like colours, will be explained. Her work is held in both public and private collections around the world.
It’s going to be an interesting, absorbing and informative evening. Don’t miss it!
Image: courtesy of the artist Kate Montgomery, 'Sister's Blue Dress' 2023.
