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Guidelines
Six principles for a gallery where everyone can create, share, and discover without fear.
Make art, not noise.
The gallery exists to showcase work made with intention. Each piece you exhibit should be something you would stand beside in a physical gallery — something you made deliberate choices about, from the masters you selected to the vision you described.
Honor the space and the people in it.
Do not generate or exhibit content that is harmful, hateful, harassing, or illegal. Do not upload prompts designed to produce violent, sexually explicit, or abusive imagery. The atelier is a shared workspace — treat it as you would a communal studio.
Give credit where it belongs.
When you exhibit a work, your moniker appears alongside it. Do not impersonate other curators or claim authorship of works you did not create. If a work was co-created with another curator, name them in the description.
Engage with the work, not the person.
The critique engine writes in the voice of the masters — it is analytical, sometimes pointed, but always about the work. When you discuss pieces in the gallery, follow the same standard. Critique the composition, the palette, the synthesis — not the curator.
Look after the commons.
If you see work in the gallery that violates these guidelines, report it. We review reports within 48 hours and remove content that does not belong. Repeated or egregious violations may result in account suspension.
Push boundaries, responsibly.
These guidelines are not here to limit your creativity. The atelier exists precisely because unusual combinations — Rembrandt and Hokusai, Monet and Klee — produce work that no single tradition could generate. Push the masters to their limits. Just do it with intention.
These guidelines apply to all public content on Arteliora. Last updated: June 2026.