Online exhibition
- Dec 22, 2022
- 1 min read
Using our creative skills to support local projects is incredibly rewarding and fits well with our community values. We donated our time to help the Business Beats Cancer Dundee board by building a website to showcase unsold artist’s work from their recent fundraising exhibition in the Vision Building.
The website gallery lets you scroll through 160 works of art, or use the drop down menu to find pieces by your favourite artist. We think this is an excellent opportunity for a little last minute Christmas shopping with 50% of each painting sold going to fund vital cancer research at Ninewells Hospital.
Please support this project if you can - www.dundeebbc.art
This is such a wonderful way to support the community! I love how the website makes finding art so easy. It's a great break from my usual gaming, like when I escape tsunami for brainrot online. Thanks for sharing this amazing project!
Excelente publicación, transmite un mensaje muy positivo sobre el apoyo a proyectos comunitarios y el talento local. También disfruto descubrir contenido digital útil como Magis TV, una app muy práctica para acceder a entretenimiento y aprender sobre nuevas opciones multimedia. ¡Gracias por compartir!
Great to see a project using an online exhibition to make art easier to browse and support a good cause. The artist-by-artist setup sounds especially practical for turning interest into donations, and summer rider fits well for anyone looking for a simple browser game.
Interesting project — the artist-by-artist browsing and fundraising angle makes the exhibition feel very accessible. A useful reference for anyone planning a similar online showcase: drive mad
A well-organized online exhibition like this makes fundraising much more accessible, especially with browsing by artist and unsold works clearly presented. Tools that improve visibility and discovery online, such as banned from equestria, can complement projects like this nicely.