Art History.In 3D.

Students curate themed exhibitions by selecting works from any period or movement. They upload images, add titles and descriptions, and Galerra auto-builds a 3D gallery visitors can walk through. It's curatorial practice in a virtual space.

Yes. Each artwork in a gallery can have a title, artist name, description, and price. Students write curatorial wall text just like in a real museum. Visitors click each work to read the context.

Absolutely. Art history professors at universities use Galerra for exhibition design assignments, curatorial practice, and final projects. A paid classroom gives every student up to 50 artworks per gallery — enough for a serious exhibition.

Free for up to 30 students. For larger classes and department-wide pricing, see the education plans.