Accession is the first business register of Hong Kong's art galleries: legal entities, CR numbers, directors, districts, floor plates, fair histories, and a complete record of openings and closures since 2013 — members and non-members, blue-chips and artist-run spaces, and the Hollywood Road dealers the English-language guides skip. Exhibition databases exist; the corporate record didn't. We profile the businesses, never the inventory — no artworks, no prices.
Ambiguous matches — a trade name that fits two entities, a stale Instagram, a disputed closure date — escalate to human verifiers (Brainsfeed) before they enter the record. Every field carries its source and a last-verified date.
Accession runs on Kuration AI: agents source the census (Google Maps across eight districts), match trade names to Companies Registry entities, parse fourteen years of fair archives, and sweep for closures monthly. Corrections flow back into the dataset, never patched on the page. If your company needs a register like this one — of anything — that's what Kuration builds.
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