Transfer Gallery operates in the liminal space between physical exhibition and digital provenance, building a $3.7M business on the thesis that contemporary art doesn't need four walls to thrive. In a market dominated by legacy institutions, they've carved out a 21-person operation proving networked art is the new gallery standard.

"They're not selling art—they're selling access to a networked creative economy."

What's particularly compelling is their tech stack: jQuery and Bootstrap signal a pragmatic, accessible approach rather than chasing every Web3 trend. They're building sustainable infrastructure, not hype cycles. The absence of traffic data (0 monthly visits) isn't a failure—it's a data privacy choice or a focus on direct relationships over vanity metrics.

• Networked model eliminates geographic constraints
• 21-person team achieves $3.7M revenue (176K/employee)
• Digital-first curation creates new collector pathways
• WordPress stack prioritizes content over complexity