Public-record governance intelligence

Arts nonprofit governance intelligence built from public filings.

ArtMetrics combines IRS Form 990 data, officer histories, state charity records, and longitudinal scoring to help funders, researchers, and nonprofit leaders inspect governance signals that are usually buried across disconnected public records.

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Registry Query: Active V2 Terminal
Discipline Museum
Budget Size $5M - $15M
Region Northeast
Officer Comp (50th) $184,500
* Sourced directly from IRS Form 990 filings
440,451
organizations scored

Current database snapshot.

365,232
officer records parsed

Current database snapshot.

13,133
organizations with officer data

Distinct organizations (EINs) with at least one linked officer record.

3 / 5 / 10
3-, 5-, and 10-year trajectory views

Available where longitudinal filings support comparison.

Live, beta, and roadmap

Live public evidence

Public organization profiles, sector summaries, methodology notes, and source-grounded findings are available for reviewer inspection.

Private beta tools

Reviewer diligence workflows, saved comparisons, and deeper risk review surfaces are being staged behind reviewer access.

Roadmap infrastructure

Expanded state charity record ingestion, longitudinal officer disambiguation, alerts, and audit trails remain roadmap infrastructure.

Inspect a live profile

See a real, public organization scorecard built from IRS Form 990 data.

View sample profile: /org/850326369
365,232
Compensation records
from IRS 990 Part VII
57
Jurisdictions covered
states and territories
440,451
Orgs scored
arts & music nonprofits

Why this matters

The pattern is visible in public filings. When governance risk rises, it usually shows up in a few places at once: financial statements, officer compensation, and authority concentration in the governing record. ArtMetrics Foundation turns those signals into a public ranking.

Funders and nonprofit leaders do not see the same thing by default. The 990 shows the financials. State filings often show who actually controls authority. The combination is more useful than either source alone.

Governance data is meant for context, not punishment. The goal is to secure your foundation so you can contextualize your ledger and safely showcase your true impact.

For funders

  • Portfolio risk scan, sorted by governance score
  • Per-officer compensation history from public filings
  • 3-year trend analysis with alerts

For nonprofit leaders

  • See your own score, free
  • Score breakdown, including what is pulling it down
  • Peer benchmarks by state and NTEE
Read the sector-wide evidence

The State of Arts Nonprofit Governance

Findings from 365,232 IRS 990 records across 57 states and territories.

Read the report

All data from public IRS Form 990 filings, ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, and state AG annual reports. Full methodology →