Pavilions Opened to the World
A pavilion is a curator's private gallery shared with the world - the masters' co-creations hung beside works of their own choosing. Wander the walls, then open one of your own.
A gallery of your own, shared with the world.
Every pavilion is a room a curator has arranged by hand: the plates they co-authored with the masters, the pieces they chose on their own, all hung under one architectural lineage.
A private gallery of your own
Name the pavilion, arrange the walls, and set the lineage that holds them together.
Masters' co-creations beside your own
Works you made with the masters hang next to the pieces you chose to bring in yourself.
Open to the world, or sealed behind a cipher
Invite every visitor through the door, or keep the collection behind a cipher only your circle knows.
Pavilions now on public view.
Open a pavilion of your own.
Patrons receive a pavilion to curate - a room for the works you have made and the ones you hold dear, ready to share with the world.