Artworks

The Artworks tab within the artist card automatically displays all artworks from the Artworks section where that artist has been set as the author.
This section is populated automatically: it is not possible to manually add or remove artworks. However, you can edit their content by opening the corresponding artwork card and using the  icon at the top.

Images and videos

In this section, you will find all the images and videos associated with the artist card. For example, you might upload images of the artist’s studio, portraits, or a video of the artist at work. Within the Images and videos section you can search for content using the search bar, add new items using the  icon, select them using the  icon.

To add media, click the  icon and select the file from the Medialibrary. Once opened, you can view its File Name, Description, Notes (if any), and the language set at the time of upload.

If the media you are looking for is not in the Medialibrary, you can upload it directly from your computer by clicking the  icon again.  

You can manage media individually or through multiple selection.

1. Managing a single media file:

   Click the  icon at the bottom right of the media to open the dropdown menu and choose from the available options (see image below):
   
    
   
   alternatively, click directly on the media to view its details, where you will find Description, Notes, and Type.

   Note: the Description and Notes fields here are different from those in the Medialibrary, so content will not be overwritten.

   At the top, you will also find: the lock function (), the previously mentioned dropdown menu , the multilingual option, and the  icon to return to the full media list.
   
   

2. Managing multiple media files:

   Click the  icon to select the media you want to manage, then click the  icon to open the dropdown menu with the available options (see image):
   
    

Folders

The Folders section expands the artist card, allowing you to upload and link additional data, images, files, and videos. This is ideal for attaching interviews, press articles, invoices, letters, or other documents.

Here is an example of folders within a artist card.

In the dedicated article Folders and Attachments: structure, usage and management, you can explore in detail what folders and attachments are. For convenience, here you will find a summary of the main features and instructions on how to create a folder and your first attachment directly from a artist card.

If this is your first time using folders, we recommend reading the dedicated article first and defining and creating in advance all the main folders you may need.

To create a new folder:

1. Open the artist card.
2. Go to the Details tab and select Folders.
3. Click + and choose an existing folder, or type a new name and click Create.
   
4. To add attachments, open the folder and click +. You can add a title, text, media (images, videos, or files), or graphic elements (e.g. separators or sliders). You can also add a date and, if needed, provide translations using the multilingual option.
   
5. Click Save to update the folder content.

Returning to the folder list, you will find the following information:

• The number next to each folder name, indicates how many attachments it contains.
• The date on the right shows when the folder was added to the artist card.
• The  icon lets you move attachments to another folder or delete the folder.

Attachment management

Within folders, attachments can be locked with the lock function, keeping them private during exports, moved to other folders or deleted. 

Files

Here you will find files associated with the artist card. For example: press kits, graphic layouts, full catalogue PDFs, Word or Excel files. Within the Files section you can:

1. Search using the search bar;
2. Add files with the  icon. You can upload any file type (e.g. .zip, .mp4, .docx) without size or format limitations. You can also attach documents generated via Artshell’s Export functions. 

If the file is not already in the Medialibrary, click the  icon again to upload it directly from your computer.

Before uploading, the system presents a record form for each file, where you can add a description and notes in three languages (Italian, English, French). The file name itself remains the same across all languages.
 

Additional file management options are available via the  icon, including: locking a file (see the article The Lock function), copying the file link, downloading it, or removing it from the artist card. If removed, the file will still remain stored in the Medialibrary. The same actions are available when opening the file.