Vernissage

Hang your own exhibition.

Choose from 8,263 paintings, prints and drawings that The Met and the Cleveland Museum of Art have given to the public. Hang them in a room, send the link, and walk through it with friends.

Wheat Field with Cypresses, Vincent van Gogh, 1889

Every work here belongs to everyone.

The Met and the Cleveland Museum of Art photograph the works in their collections that are out of copyright and give the pictures away. 8,263 of them are here: paintings, woodblock prints and drawings from 1000 to 1949, by 1,988 artists.

Browse the collection

Search by the colour in it.

The server has looked at every picture and knows the handful of colours it's made of, and how much of each. Pick a pigment to see the works that are full of it.

Looking…

See them all

From a few favourites to an opening night.

  1. Choose

    Save the works that stop you as you browse. Search by artist, subject or century, or by a colour you can't stop looking at.
    The Power of Music
    St. Catherine of Siena and the Beggar
    Mandala of the Three Shrines at Kumano
  2. Hang

    Pick a room and a wall colour, then place your works on the walls. Everything hangs at its real size, so a print the size of a postcard looks like one. Or press Hang for me and adjust from there.
    Sibylle
    Saint John on Patmos
    The Englishman (William Tom Warrener, 1861–1934) at the Moulin Rouge
    Seven Jeweled Mountain

    Real sizes, a person for scale.

  3. Open the doors

    Send the link. Friends walk through the room with you in 3D, see where everyone is standing, applaud, and sign the guestbook on the way out.