Exhibition
Toolkit by PeakYou
Your gallery About Try the demo

Demo mode

Take a seat and have a play.

One class exhibition, seen from every side. Everything runs on a fictional sample — Colour and Shape, Year 4, eighteen artworks by Student A to R — so you can press every button. Nothing is saved to a school.

The teacher

Build the exhibition

The real workbench, pre-loaded with the sample class. Hang the work in four 3D galleries, turn it into a flipbook, print labels and QR codes, design the poster.

  • Walk the Gallery Hall, Classroom, Garden and Modern rooms
  • Flipbook catalogue, Simple Exhibition, Image Carousel
  • Printables and designs for the physical show
Open the teacher workbench

Families & visitors

Walk the exhibition

What a parent sees after scanning the QR code on the classroom door: a welcome page, then the gallery itself. Drag to look around, walk with the arrow keys, select an artwork to read the artist statement.

Enter the Gallery Hall Garden Gallery Modern Gallery

Opens in a new tab. The flipbook and Simple Exhibition views are launched from the teacher seat.

The student

Submit work and reflect

Sign in with a class code, add a photo of your artwork, write an artist statement, choose work for the class gallery and leave encouragement for classmates.

Open the student portal

Design preview on sample data.

The principal

See the whole school

A read-only view of Visual Arts across the school: which classes are exhibiting, what students are making, and the evidence of learning behind it.

Open the leader dashboard

Design preview on sample data.

How it fits together

From a pile of artworks to an opening night

  1. 1GatherTeacher uploads photos, or students submit from the portal.
  2. 2CurateNames, titles and artist statements; choose a gallery and frames.
  3. 3SharePublish a private link and QR code; print labels and the poster.
  4. 4ReflectStudents and leaders see the learning behind the show.

The sample exhibition is fictional: the artworks were drawn for this demo and the names are placeholders. Real exhibitions are private by default, shared only by a link the teacher chooses to publish. Interested in Exhibition Toolkit for your school? Register interest at PeakYou.