Artworks and galleries
Give every artwork a page. Every collection room to breathe.
Organise your practice into clear galleries, keep artwork details together and help visitors move from discovering a collection to understanding an individual piece.
Organise around the kinds of work you make.
Choose the kinds of work you make, such as Paintings, Studies or Sculpture. In Webarto, these are called Artwork Types.
Select a type when adding an artwork, and Webarto places it in the matching gallery.
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Sample Artist and the artworks shown are fictional. All images are for demonstration purposes only.
Several galleries, one artist website.
Give paintings, studies or another body of work its own gallery. Group your galleries under one menu, or give a collection its own menu link.
Your different collections stay part of one website.
Organise your galleries as your collection grows.
Use categories to group related work within a gallery, such as Open Landscapes, Coast and Water, or Distant Horizons. Add subcategories when you want to organise a collection in more detail.
A small portfolio can stay simple. Add more organisation when it helps you manage your work and visitors find the pieces that interest them.
Every artwork deserves its own page.
Bring together images, materials, dimensions, price and availability on a page dedicated to each artwork.
Give visitors a closer look at the piece, with a direct link you can share with a collector or gallery.
Make availability clear.
Show visitors whether a piece is available or sold, and choose whether it can be purchased through your website.
Sold work can remain part of your portfolio, so visitors can explore past pieces alongside those still available.
Connect the work to the places that support it.
Use Where to Buy to connect an artwork to an art gallery, exhibition or shop.
Visitors can see where the piece is displayed or available, while the artwork remains part of your own online portfolio.
Where appropriate, control online purchasing while a work is being offered elsewhere.
Begin with your practice
Shape the story around your galleries.
The Type galleries provide a dependable structure. Flexible sections allow the wider Portfolio page to introduce them in your own way.
Feature a collection, include a Blog story about its development or draw attention to an exhibition announcement.