Category And Gallery

You have not uploaded any work yet. Once you begin to upload you will see how things work

This will help you:

https://fineartamerica.com/showmessages.php?messageid=6439449

Not sure what you mean. You make your own collection, then add work to that collection.


----Mike Savad

thanks, seems like a silly question, but the answers helped a lot, i have another,

how do i access the website functions or section

there is 1 image i would like to start the exhibit with, do i delete image and edit text to do that or is there another method

i have another exhibit to upload also, Windows of the World do i create another account or would it be better for me to pay the annual fee

the question is based on keeping these exhibits separate

thanks again

Don't erase the image or it will be gone. You upload 25 images for the free account. Then you have to pay. I don't think they allow unlimited free accounts any more. Its better to pay because you don't want to advertise a dozen sites. Be sure to add a logo to that collection. Keep them in the same store, it will be really confusing otherwise. Each collection should be one exhibit. Make sure the ones you uploaded are in the collection you have, and that the collection describes what we are looking at.


----Mike Savad

thanks for the help; i do not mind paying;

so i can make a different collection under the same artist but just clarify that it is a another exhibit, is that right ?

Are you displaying different people's works?

You can change the artist name to the name of the person who made it. But each collection is basically a directory, a filter that keeps it together so its not confusing. I wouldn't use the word exhibit as that's a confusing term since this is a store.

Collection 1 - art from this place.
Collection 2 - art from that place
Collection 3 - art from another place

then sort it out to those collections.


----Mike Savad

no, i am contracted by only 1 artist,

exhibits held in the 80 / 90s

these were international exhibits held in europe and in south america by this artist

under the auspices of the country or university