About
Heritage as strategy. Culture as legacy.
AMIS Heritage is a heritage consultancy dedicated to the study, interpretation, and care of collections, archives, and historical assets.
Giovanni Paolo Panini, Modern Rome, 1757. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Who We Are
We support companies, foundations, and private collectors in understanding the depth of their cultural heritage, transforming it into knowledge, identity, and long-term strategic value.
Through research, cataloguing, curatorial guidance, and narrative design, we create experiences that engage employees, clients, and audiences, while integrating corporate social responsibility and sustainability initiatives.
What We Do
Research & Cataloguing
In-depth study, documentation, and interpretation of collections, archives, and historical assets.
Curatorial Guidance
Strategic advisory on collection care, exhibition planning, and narrative design for cultural engagement.
Heritage Activation
Turning lesser-known locations and unexplored heritage into catalysts for local development and cultural tourism.
Legacy & Impact
Strengthening reputations and creating a living legacy of cultural, social, and environmental value.
Our Focus
Our focus on lesser-known locations turns unexplored heritage into a catalyst for local development and cultural tourism.
We Serve
- Companies & corporations
- Foundations & institutions
- Private collectors
- Public heritage organisations
We Deliver
- Knowledge & identity
- Long-term strategic value
- Cultural tourism development
- Social & environmental impact
What We Offer
Research and consultancy across four pillars.
01
Research
Archival & Primary Source Investigation
Locating and studying original documents, historical records, and visual materials to reconstruct the historical narrative and cultural significance of a site or collection.
Provenance & Authentication
Tracing and documenting ownership history to ensure institutional, legal, and cultural integrity.
Cultural Mapping
Analysing the cultural fabric and historical significance of a location to identify opportunities for sustainable development.
02
Curatorship
Strategic Interpretation
Selecting and contextualizing artworks to define a collection's identity and institutional profile.
Narrative Design
Translating research into structured content for exhibitions, digital platforms, and high-end publications.
Creative Direction
Expert guidance on display, educational programming, and the visual presentation of collections and cultural spaces.
Corporate Collection Advisory
Professional guidance on selecting and managing artworks or historical assets to align with corporate identity and physical spaces.
03
Management
Collection Administration
Managing inventory, high-value international shipments, and exhibition logistics.
Compliance & Regulatory Oversight
Managing legal and regulatory requirements for artworks and historical properties, including export licenses and insurance.
Conservation Management
Coordinating the physical care, storage, and maintenance of collections and heritage sites to ensure long-term preservation and value.
04
Implementation
Territorial Development
Transforming unexplored historical sites and lesser-known locations into cultural destinations and catalysts for local growth.
Cultural Tourism
Designing research-driven itineraries and guest experiences that connect a property or collection to its regional heritage.
Sustainability & Social Value
Integrating heritage projects into Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives to generate measurable social and environmental impact.
Grant Writing & Strategic Funding
Leveraging academic expertise to identify, design, and secure international and national grants, ensuring the financial sustainability of heritage projects.