The Atomic Gallery / Information
A room for everyone.
The Atomic Gallery is an independent space for AI-derived art. Curiosity is the only qualification you need.
Art starts with a point of view
TAG brings together images, the people behind them and the ideas that made them possible. You can walk through a digital exhibition, take a slower look in 2D or follow a recorded curator tour.
We welcome people exploring AI as a creative tool, whether they have spent years making art or are finding their first visual language. An art degree, gallery CV or professional title is not an admission requirement.
Clear about how it is made
Artwork labels name AI involvement, the creator, the influence and the technique or effect. “Inspired by Gustav Klimt” describes an influence, not authorship or endorsement. A palette-knife effect describes a digital surface; it does not mean a physical oil painting exists.
Our founding exhibition, Gold of the Nile, is a six-work collection by Mark Nicoll, bringing Cleopatra and Egyptian deities into a gold-and-jewel-coloured imagined world.
Meet Ellis March
Ellis is TAG’s fictional London art dealer: opinionated, a little mischievous and very interested in what makes you look twice. His voice is AI-generated. Recorded tours follow reviewed creator scripts and pause when you want to linger.
The Second Look brings that character to art-world news and commentary. Reporting and Ellis’s opinions are kept distinct; newsletter distribution is planned through Atomic Creations.
The person behind the first collections
Mark Nicoll creates TAG’s current AI-derived collections. Each exhibition connects his artwork, the process used and its named inspirations.
Meet Mark and browse his work ↗A gallery first
Browsing is free. Digital downloads of Mark’s artwork, to print and frame at home or in the office, come first; purchases open soon. See prices and how it works.
Creator applications are coming soon. T-shirts, printed art delivered to you and large wall displays are planned for later, with separate permissions for every format. Every current exhibition uses the same Room 00 design; browse the published collections in 2D.
Explore TAG for creators ↗About the operator
TAG / The Atomic Gallery is a trading name of Annexura Ltd, company number 04879239. Registered office: 1 Stewart Close, Southampton, Hampshire SO31 8NU. VAT number: 828555693.
The public contact channel is being prepared. During this invited preview, contact the person who gave you access. A monitored contact address will be published on the Contact & reporting page before public launch.