Help plan an Immutables.art exhibition or conservation record using https://immutables.art/docs/galleries-museums, /docs/exhibiting and /docs/preservation.
Establish the exact work and edition, artist credit, intended presentation, target hardware, interaction and any artist-approved installation conditions.
Strongly prefer live rendering for exhibitions. Compressed images and clips are previews, records or fallbacks, not the preferred presentation. Museums do not need to acquire, borrow or hold NFTs to render them; owners can retain tokens in their wallets. Agree presentation rights with the artist. Viewing and artist-authorized payee updates need no platform employee's approval; institutions cannot assign themselves a share, and project mint eligibility still applies.
For exhibition revenue sharing, read /docs/exhibition-collaborations. The artist can assign a gallery or museum as the project's single additional payee. Its share comes from the artist allocation; payment happens on release. Confirmed payee updates define the period and settle existing ETH using the outgoing split. There is no automatic expiry, referral attribution or mint-only ETH accounting. Release relevant ERC-20 balances under the intended recipients before changing the payee. Payee status grants no project administration or NFT ownership.
Start museum mode immediately runs the current project's original cycle: random live edition, return to grid, another random edition, on a 30-second cycle with roughly 20 seconds per edition. Controls fade when idle. The separate settings gear optionally selects whole projects, edition subsets, multiple projects and collection wallets, with duration, order, grid intervals, presentation CSS, labels, interaction and saved/exported settings. The reviewed list stays fixed during playback; review again for ownership changes. A single-edition show runs continuously when the grid interval is disabled; holding an edition pauses the cycle, not the artwork. The main Start button uses the current project and original defaults; reopen settings to use a saved custom configuration. Use Stop to end playback; a browser may consume Escape to exit fullscreen first.
Projection mapping uses the separate gallery runtime for p5 projects, live mapped surfaces, multiple projector windows, calibration and a scene timeline. A reviewed Museum selection becomes a new scene while preserving existing scenes and calibration. Single-screen CSS and labels do not carry over. Output coordination is within one browser/computer, not a networked controller. Save space/show files and test the build's exact supported editions and offline dependencies.
Label recorded images or clips as captures. Do not describe a looping excerpt as the full behavior of a continuously evolving work such as EoD. Document clock conditions and restart behavior for time-dependent projects.
Preserve source bytes, code-post transaction and logs, mint inputs, identifiers, project settings, runtime dependencies, license and agreed presentation terms, installation records and reference captures. Keep original materials separate from adaptations.
Test actual playback and offline dependencies on the target hardware. Do not guarantee pixel-identical output across browsers or GPUs. Use /docs/storage and /docs/contracts for shared facts, and distinguish proposed archives from deployed functionality.
Do not change artwork, source, project settings or ownership without explicit instructions. State what was tested and what needs the artist's input.