Virtual exhibitions in Education
Exemplars
Student exhibitions
Multi media exhibitions
Secure internal assessment
Group Management
Welcome to our education hub
This is where our secure 3D art presentation and management platform enables students to present their work in immersive galleries, while providing educators with robust tools to manage, assess, and build exemplar exhibitions.Exhibbit provides universities and schools with secure, future-focused, high-tech solutions that are robust and easily managed. Discover how educators across multiple levels are integrating Exhibbit into their curriculum and student projects.
High Distinction
Just wanted to let you know that I have got the top mark (high distinction) for my MA Fine Art Photography…. Your online gallery gave me the chance to show the work as I would like it to be curated! Thank you for that!
Elaine Jeffrey
USA and China Collaborate
Gallaudet is a private federally chartered research university in Washington, D.C. for the education of the deaf and hard of hearing. https://gallaudet.edu
This was the first virtual Deaf Art Exhibition titled “ARTSEED+ Interconnection” between the USA and China, in celebration of the United Nations’ “International Day of Persons with Disabilities”.
The virtual exhibition includes several overlapping subjects: Diversity, Cross-Cultural Experience, Deaf Culture, Marginalized Art, and Disability Experience.
Student Curated Exhibitions
Eastern Michigan University will feature a student group’s exhibition at a Design Expo on Campus later this semester.
Exhibbit is an effective, engaging platform for students to conduct independent research and creatively curate exhibitions.
Our simple drag and drop system makes it easy to try out different curation styles. Once an artwork has been placed on a wall you are able to preview it in the gallery immediately. This is a quick and simple way to view the positioning of your artworks, wall text, graphics and the design aspect of each exhibition presentation, such as colouring the gallery.
Multimedia Exhibitions
Stream video onto the gallery walls. As a curators talk, an interview with the artist or to curate an exhibition of purely video art.Stream music or a sound track to play as your visitors arrive. These can be started by your viewers, or triggered by artwork proximity - a powerful tool which allows the distance to be set within which the audio or video will play.
In the example shown the video begins playing when visitors first enter the gallery. A Harvard professor introduces the exhibition and her narrative is placed on the wall next to the video.
Testimonials
Overall, my students and I truly enjoyed using Exhibbit for our exhibit projects. From a technical perspective, everything worked smoothly. The curatorial teams were able to share a single login without any issues, and there were no reports of users being logged off or work being inadvertently overwritten. Exhibbit clearly serves as an effective, engaging platform for students to conduct independent research and creatively curate exhibitions on Asian art. One student will feature her group's gallery at a Design Expo on our Campus later this semester.
Tom Suchan, Ph.D. - History Area, School of Art & Design, Eastern Michigan University
Just wanted to let you know that I have got the top mark (high distinction) for my MA Fine Art Photography.... Your online gallery gave me the chance to show the work as I would like it to be curated! Thank you for that! Elaine Jeffrey
Elaine Jeffrey - Artist Scotland
May I compliment you on your elegant spaces, so beautifully conceived.
Leelas Gallery - Barbara Braathen - New York
Rachel Gloria Adams: Bloom for Yesterday
UNCW’s CAB Art Gallery regularly hosts new exhibitions by visiting artists as well as retrospectives of community artists, sometimes presented posthumously.
Currently an exhibition of works by Rachel Gloria Adams, is open in the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s Cultural Arts Building (CAB) Art Gallery and also online, in their virtual gallery.
“Bloom for Yesterday” is a collection of 10 quilts that highlight moments of tenderness within the Adams family. February 20, 2025 – March 26, 2025
Funding for this exhibition at UNCW’s CAB Art Gallery is supported by Seahawks Advancing Interdisciplinary Learning (SAIL) and UNCW’s Department of Art and Art History’s Visiting Artist and Scholars Program.
World Art Day
World Art Day is an annual event established by the International Art Association and UNESCO. It has become a vibrant showcase for students at St. Jude’s International Primary School.Through close collaboration among teachers, these young artists exhibit their work alongside peers from around the globe, fostering an international sense of community. Exhibbit’s secure, robust platform ensured a safe and rewarding virtual experience for all involved.
Exhibitions for a Local Audience
The Artist in us, showcases artworks done in semester 1 and had contributions from every class at Greendale primary school. When the school invited families and local community to view this exhibition online, it created a wonderful opportunity for students to share their artworks.For sharing privately with parents and community, use the pre-formatted exhibition invitation, where up to 100 email addresses can be added at once.
Key Values
Easy to curate and manage
Highly customisable
Curate multimedia exhibitions
Manage student groups privately
View on desktop and mobile
Safe and secure
No artwork limits
A peek into the curation process
Curation is as simple as dragging the artwork, graphic, text block or video onto a wall.
There are options for framing your artwork and also different canvas shapes and depths to choose from.
Select ‘Pin to Eyeline’ to automatically position works on a wall or switch on Grid to accurately position artworks and create salon hangs as well as other grid formats with ease.
You can access and hang individual walls by scrolling through the smaller wall images then dragging the works from the Content area onto the large version of the selected wall.
Choose a different colour for a feature wall to accent or break up the show. Walls can be coloured all together and individually.
Preview in 3D
Once an artwork has been placed on a wall you are able to Preview it in the 3D gallery immediately.
This is a quick and simple way to view the adjustments you make while curating your exhibition, like the positioning of your artworks, adding wall text, graphics and colouring the gallery.
Choose a ‘Hero Artwork’ to begin the exhibition viewing. When the gallery has loaded visitors are placed in front of your hero artwork.
Navigating the Gallery
Exhibbit places huge importance on creating smooth movement around the gallery and providing navigation that allows the close inspection of artworks while maintaining control.
Sensitive to the human experience, moving around an Exhibbit gallery is more natural than any other virtual gallery. Exhibbit’s navigation enables visitors to move very slowly as well as moderately fast. Click on a work from across the room to be placed in front of it. Get up close and you’re able to move across an artwork sideways as well as up and down. To ensure a good experience, contextual guides are provided for new visitors.