Try a Demo Gallery
Contact us to start making your first exhibition for free. We will send you a link to a private demo gallery and you can try it for yourself. See how easy it is to make your own interactive 3D exhibition. Choose from a selection of classic artworks, videos, and 3D models. Choose different framing and lighting styles for each piece. Move your exhibits around the gallery space in seconds.
Simply send us an email and ask for a demo, or fill in the form below. We will get back to you with a link to your demo gallery. You have a choice between using the Long Room, Tee Room, or Square Room gallery for your demo. If you have preference, please mention this in your message. It’s totally free.
Watch the short video below to learn about all the features included in the demo gallery.
Request a Free Demo Gallery
Winter Discount – Save 15% until the end of February
If you would like to create your own gallery or curate an exhibition, there is currently 15% off until the end of Winter 2024. This offer applies to all new projects and subscriptions agreed before the end of February, even if development and publishing don’t start until later in the year. Contact us for a quotation or to find out more.
Open the Door to a Virtual Gallery
- Get started by filling in the enquiry form below, or email us at contact@curation-exhibitions.com
- If you would like to use one of our ready-made galleries, tell us which one you’re interested in and we can start setting things up.
- If you want to recreate a real-world location you can include a link to photos or floor plans, or tell us a little about the virtually gallery space you want like to make. We can then give you a price quotation.
- Or simply get in touch and we’ll arrange to speak to you by phone or video call.
- We are happy to talk with prospective clients and to discuss new projects. You can make the most of our exhibition design expertise before you make a decision. There is no obligation to make a purchase, so send us a message and we will get back to you soon.
