From idea to exhibition.

01 · Introduce yourself

When applications open, tell us your artist name, a short biography, where you are based and what you want to exhibit. Explain the collection in plain language. There is no art-degree requirement.

An administrator reviews the application. Approval gives you creator access; it does not automatically approve an artwork for exhibition or sale. If changes are needed, a review note helps you revise the application.

02 · Create an exhibit, then make the art

Start an exhibit with a title and collection idea. In Create, choose that exhibit, describe an image in your prompt, add its inspirations and technique or effect, and select a portrait or wide format. Review each generated result in the visual workspace.

You can also upload your own JPG or PNG works into an exhibit. Generated originals and previews save automatically to private storage. Keep your own master copies, and add titles, descriptions, AI tools, named influences, accessible image text and permission evidence to your artwork records.

Only a separately approved display image becomes public. Do not include personal documents or hidden private information in public biographies, captions or images.

03 · Shape a coherent exhibition

Bring the pieces together with an overview, a reason for the collection and useful notes for each artwork. For TAG v1, the room design stays the same; the exhibition’s identity comes from your work, placement and story.

An optional Ellis tour starts with your reviewed Markdown script. Introduce him once, then let the remaining stops focus on the pictures. The script and the resulting audio each need approval.

04 · Review before publication

Admin review checks the selected artwork, credits, display permission, descriptions and exhibition assets. A changed image or caption may need a new review. Permission for an earlier version cannot silently approve a replacement.

Once the exact exhibition is ready and publication is authorised, visitors can reach it in the room and in 2D. Publication is an explicit step; saving a draft does not make it public.

05 · Choose what people can buy

Generated and uploaded artwork are both planned to earn a creator revenue share from eligible merchandise sales. Choose which pieces you want considered for T-shirts, prints, murals or digital licences. Each format needs separate commercial permission and output checks.

Understand the product price, deductions, rights and payout terms before enabling an offer. A viewing-only exhibition is still welcome.

The creator workflow is in local preview. Public applications and creator sales are coming soon.