You've created a portfolio of fantastic artwork. why limit the audience to only the physical world. SmallGyfts allow a group of people to collaborate to build a dynamic gallery of your work to share both offline and online. Possible use-cases/scenarios : 1) A single artist can add their artwork and grow their gallery over time. The intent is to tell the full story behind the piece so that people can get a deeper appreciation of the work. 2) A single curator can invite multiple artists to build the exhibit. Invite each artist to add their work and tell the story behind their piece. The collection can grow over time. This takes the burden off the curator since each artist can manage their own content. 3) Invite the audience to add comments or content. For example, while visiting the gallery, each visitor will be able to scan a QR code next to each picture to see the art and the artist story. The system will capture who viewed the piece. You can also hand out tags so visitors can add their content to the show, ie, selfies feedback, or well wishes. 4) If desired, you can add a PayPal code for each peice to allow visitors to buy the piece or prints of the peice. 5) Since the Gallery will be online, you can extend the life of the exhibit and allow virtual visits. You can also send invites via email to allow others to add their feedback/content. 6) Add additional user interaction/participation by allowing visitors to use SmallGyfts tags to build their own piece of art. This can be planned/structured or unplanned/unstructured. Tags are adhesive QR stickers. Participants will basically arrange their tags in a empty frame.

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