Tag: making art stand out online

A few years ago the idea of a “virtual exhibition” might have sounded like a temporary substitute for the real thing. Something people did when they couldn’t gather in person. But times have changed, and digital shows are no longer the backup plan ,  they’ve become an essential part of how the art world connects globally. Curators are leaning into them, collectors are browsing them, and artists who know how to present themselves online are getting noticed faster. Think about it: in a physical exhibition, location limits who can walk in.…

When you hear the term “responsive design,” it might sound like something that belongs in a developer’s handbook, not an artist’s portfolio. But here’s the thing, your portfolio is a living space for your art, and if that space feels cramped or broken on someone’s screen, the experience falls flat. Have you ever clicked on a site from your phone only to see images cut off or words shoved into tiny corners? Imagine a curator experiencing that with your portfolio. The truth is, responsive design isn’t about chasing trends, it’s about…