We build long-running research and archive agents that aggregate and structure messy, multimodal data into a machine readable, citation-ready index based on claims. The structure holds multiple points of view and competing claims side by side, so any topic can be returned with the nuance it actually carries.
We design surfaces to fit the body of knowledge and the people using it — thematic recommendations for a biennial, geo-intelligence for a city, research tools for an archive, conversational engagement for an event. Always grounded in the source material, hallucination free.
We help you understand how your audience is engaging with your knowledge, what resonates, and where the gaps are. The Index keeps evolving to serve better answers grounded in fact of your archive. Gaps that surface here feed back into the research agents, so the archive grows along the questions your audience actually asks.
An index of Hans Ulrich Obrist's curatorial practice since 1991 featuring 1680+ entries. Find exhibitions curated, books authored, conversations had, roles held and collaborators engaged with by HUO in one of the most prolific careers in contemporary art.
An index of 1,610 churches across Rome — from the Pantheon and St Peter's to parish churches in the outer quartieri incl. a map, filters and search.
An index of 365 exhibitions across New York Art Week. Ask Contxt about topics that interest you; the index recommends exhibitions based on your interests and serves the location data to get you there.
An index of 208 exhibitions and 941 artists across Venice during the Biennale. Ask Contxt about topics that interest you; the index recommends exhibitions based on your interests and serves the location data to get you there.
If you steward a body of cultural knowledge — or want to research one — a city, a museum, an archive, a community — and want to make it interactive, we'd like to hear about it.