Gallery Centric

Commercial Art galleries

• Have a replica of your gallery exhibition online instead of a row of pictures. Or use one of our galleries to exhibit in.
• We know that people stay longer in a gallerycentric exhibition as it is simply more engaging, like the experience you have in a real gallery. 
• Google analytics show an average staying time of at least 5 minutes.
• Many more clients will get to see your exhibitions. Do your clients walk in after the show is down and go..."Oh, can I see the...?" Now you'll be able to show them.
• Expand your gallery space by mounting online exhibitions that don't have physical duplicates. 
• Represent more artists virtually, and give yourself the opportunity to increase sales.
• Stock exhibitions take up time and space and are often inelegant. Now you can hold multiple exhibitions where theme is more the approach rather than getting as much as you can on the walls.
• Clients will be able to go home from the exhibition and show their family that artwork they love online, even change the wall colour to suit their own.

Curators and Art Museums

• Museums can have replica's of their exhibition spaces modeled for curators to design future exhibitions in.
• The resultant exhibitions can be published online to either act as a preview/tease or as a revenue gathering source. 
• By charging a nominal fee, the museum gains some revenue and many, many more people will view the exhibitions.  
• Imagine curating online shows from your vast stores af art, for people to view in an elegant and interactive way.
• Students and art lovers around the world will be able to view and discuss art they would never have otherwise seen.
• Curate exhibitions that would be physically impossible.
• As an educational resource, these virtual exhibitions can be licensed worldwide.

Artist

• For artists this is a very empowering prospect. you will be able to show your work hanging in an elegant space to your clients and to propective galleries without the enormous cost associated with real exhibitions.
• Being able to view all your works in one space where size and relative scale can be easily felt is an important part of the buying process.
• These spaces really do make your work look professional, and you can add frames without actually framing them.
• For photographers and print artists, this is the ultimate as you won't need to get the artworks printed until they sell.
• Viewers can get really close to your art, filling the screen with just a part of a work. Then zoom back and view from across the room.