For open studio organisers
Give visitors a clear way to discover artists, find studios and plan what to see. Keep your event information together, even when your programme changes.
Build a profile around each artist’s work, practice and story. Connect their artwork to studio locations so visitors can move naturally from inspiration to a visit.
Use your own approved photographs and descriptions. Keep a consistent presentation across the event while giving each artist room to be themselves.
Add studio addresses, opening information and access notes alongside the art. Group several artists at a shared venue without making duplicate locations.
Ask artists to confirm their details before opening day. Preview each stop on a phone, and check the route on foot.
Bring your programme together →Retain your artists, artwork and locations in your workspace. Update the programme and publish a fresh trail when the next event comes around.
Use QR signs to connect a printed programme to the published experience. Visitors can browse without registering.
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A few useful answers
Yes. A stop can link to multiple artworks, with each artwork connected to its artist.
Art Trail focuses on discovery, content and self-guided trails. It does not currently provide ticket sales or visitor booking.
Public pages use your published version. Draft edits are separate, with a time-limited preview for reviewing changes.
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