CollexArt was developed by Kodexio, an American software company that includes team members in the arts, web development, and graphic design. Our group has been building software solutions for artists and art organizations since 2003. We have helped thousands of artists with their online presence and we have been inspired by their talent and life stories. The software development effort behind CollexArt is the direct result of years of working with artists, many of whom we know on a first name basis.

Most of our team members have been together for more than a decade. We have staff located in the DC Metro area, Portland, Maine, and Europe.

Eliza Jarquin Manegold heads the curatorial team. Her work as Marketing and Communications Director at Kodexio is informed by her background in the arts. Eliza studied studio arts at Wellesley College, the School of the Museum of Fine arts in Boston, and completed a Masters in Architecture from Yale University. At Yale, she enjoyed seminars and lectures with James Turrel and Robert Irwin, among many others, and attended Masters in Photography review sessions with critics such as David Levinthal, Gregory Crewdson, and Lois Conner.

Raul Jarquin is Kodexio's founder and CEO. He is the architect of CollexArt and an artist in his own right. Over the past couple of decades, he has poured energy into developing artist services such as FolioLink, C4E at callforentries.com, the commercial submission system SubmitArts, and now CollexArt. Prior to concentrating on the arts, Raul's company created and managed large portal sites for commercial and non-profit entities.

Read CollexArt's official press release.

CollexArt/Kodexio
411 Congress St
Portland, ME 04101