VooGlue helps by giving artists and venues a shared platform record, QR-code identification, artwork records, and hanging-request information. However, the physical display and care of the artwork at the venue is a direct matter between you and the venue.

What VooGlue helps with

Artwork identification and ownership records

VooGlue tools can help support clear artwork identification:

Wall didactic and QR code – the wall label can link viewers to the artwork record.
Stock-management label – a label on the back of the work can help identify the work even if the wall label is moved.
Artwork fingerprint or scan record – where available, scanning can help match the physical artwork to the VooGlue artwork record.

These tools help create useful evidence and records. They do not replace a written agreement, insurance, condition report, valuation, police report, or legal advice if something goes wrong.

Venue hanging request records

When a venue selects artworks through VooGlue and initiates a hanging request, the venue accepts VooGlue’s Hanging Request Terms and Venue Undertaking. Those terms say that the venue is responsible for matters such as care, display, insurance, custody, loss, damage, theft, and return of artworks while they are in the venue’s possession or control.

You should still review the hanging request carefully and decide whether you are comfortable with the venue, the proposed display location, the insurance arrangements, the installation method, and the return process.

Sales and commission records

If a sale or commission is processed through VooGlue, the platform can help record the agreed commission and payment details. Commission is only payable if it has been agreed with you or recorded through the platform for the relevant hanging or sale.

Important: VooGlue is not the venue, insurer, installer, or custodian

VooGlue introduces artists and venues and provides platform tools. VooGlue is not the owner, seller, bailee, custodian, insurer, installer, guarantor, or supervisor of your artwork.

The practical implementation of a hanging is between you and the venue. This includes:

delivery;
installation;
display location;
hanging hardware;
venue security;
insurance;
damage;
theft;
loss;
removal;
return;
venue commission;
venue damage allegedly caused by you or your installer; and
any dispute with the venue.

If a venue steals, loses, damages, refuses to return, or mishandles artwork, your claim is against the venue. If you or your installer damages the venue, the venue’s claim is against you or the installer. VooGlue is not responsible for resolving, funding, enforcing, or insuring those disputes.

Before you agree to a hanging

Before delivering or allowing your artwork to be displayed, consider the following.

1. Confirm the venue’s identity

Ask for the venue’s full legal name, trading name, address, contact person, and business registration number if applicable.

2. Confirm insurance

Ask whether the venue has insurance covering artworks in its care, custody, or control. Ask for a certificate of currency or other written proof.

Check whether the insurance covers theft, accidental damage, fire, water damage, destruction, and public liability. Do not assume that a venue’s general business insurance covers your artwork.

3. Agree the artwork value

Record the listed retail price or agreed insurance value of each artwork. This matters if the work is lost, stolen, or damaged beyond repair.

4. Create a condition report

Take clear photos before delivery, including the front, back, frame, edges, signature, labels, hanging hardware, and any existing marks.

Record the date delivered, who received it, and where it was installed.

5. Agree who installs and removes the work

Confirm whether you, the venue, or a contractor will install and remove the work. Make sure the hanging method is safe and suitable for both the artwork and the venue.

6. Confirm sales and commission

Agree whether the venue receives a commission, how much it is, and whether sales go through VooGlue, directly through you, or another agreed method.

Unless you expressly authorise the venue, the venue should not sell, discount, reserve, or accept payment for your artwork.

7. Confirm return arrangements

Agree how much notice either side must give to end the display, who will collect the artwork, and what happens if the venue closes, changes owner, relocates, or becomes unsafe.

8. Use a written Artist–Venue Display Agreement

Even if the venue accepted VooGlue’s hanging terms, a direct written agreement between you and the venue is still the best protection. A short, clear agreement is usually enough.

You can use the template below as a starting point and adapt it for your situation.

Artist–Venue Artwork Display Agreement Template

Date: [insert date]

Parties

Artist: [insert full legal name]
Artist address: [insert address]
Artist email: [insert email]
Artist phone: [insert phone]

Venue legal name: [insert full legal name]
Venue trading name: [insert, if different]
Venue address: [insert display premises]
Venue representative: [insert name and role]
Venue email: [insert email]
Venue phone: [insert phone]

Background

A. The Artist owns or controls the artworks listed in Schedule 1.
B. The Venue wishes to display the artworks at the Venue’s premises.
C. The Artist and Venue agree that this is a direct agreement between them.
D. VooGlue Pty Ltd is not a party to this agreement.

1. Artworks

1.1 The artworks covered by this agreement are listed in Schedule 1.

1.2 For each artwork, Schedule 1 should identify:

a. title;
b. medium;
c. dimensions;
d. year;
e. listed retail price or agreed insurance value;
f. QR code or stock-management ID;
g. condition on delivery; and
h. photographs or links to photographs.

2. Display

2.1 The Venue will display the artworks at: [insert premises address].

2.2 The Venue must display the artworks in a safe, secure, clean, and publicly viewable location, unless otherwise agreed with the Artist.

2.3 The Venue must display each artwork with any QR code, label, wall didactic, attribution, or identification material supplied by the Artist or VooGlue.

2.4 The Venue must not remove, obscure, alter, or interfere with any QR code, stock label, signature, certificate, or ownership identifier.

2.5 The Venue must not move the artworks from the agreed display location or remove them from the premises without the Artist’s prior written consent.

3. Installation and removal

3.1 Installation will be carried out by: [Artist / Venue / agreed installer].

3.2 Removal will be carried out by: [Artist / Venue / agreed installer].

3.3 The party carrying out installation or removal must use reasonable care and suitable equipment.

3.4 The Venue must provide safe access to the display area and identify any venue-specific risks, restrictions, or requirements.

3.5 The Artist must ensure that any hanging hardware supplied by the Artist is reasonably suitable for the artwork and the agreed display method.

3.6 Neither party is responsible for pre-existing damage, hidden defects, or unsuitable fixtures supplied by the other party.

4. Ownership, copyright, and moral rights

4.1 The Artist retains ownership of the artworks unless and until an artwork is sold and title passes under the Artist’s sale terms.

4.2 The Artist retains copyright and intellectual property rights in the artworks unless the Artist signs a separate written assignment.

4.3 The Venue must not copy, reproduce, publish, communicate, merchandise, license, alter, adapt, mint, tokenise, or otherwise commercially exploit the artworks without the Artist’s prior written consent.

4.4 The Venue may take reasonable photographs of the displayed artworks for the limited purpose of promoting the display or sale of the artworks, provided that:

a. the Artist is credited;
b. the image is not altered in a misleading or derogatory way;
c. the artwork is not used on merchandise or paid advertising without consent; and
d. the Artist may withdraw this permission by written notice.

4.5 The Venue must not present the artworks in a manner that is prejudicial to the Artist’s honour or reputation.

5. Insurance and risk

5.1 From the time the Venue receives, takes possession of, or controls an artwork until it is safely returned to the Artist or the Artist’s authorised representative, the Venue bears the risk of loss, theft, disappearance, destruction, or damage to that artwork, except to the extent caused by the Artist’s own fraud, wilful misconduct, or negligent act.

5.2 The Venue agrees to maintain insurance for artworks in its care, custody, or control for not less than the listed retail price or agreed insurance value in Schedule 1.

5.3 The Venue’s insurance should cover theft, accidental damage, fire, water damage, destruction, and other usual risks for artworks displayed in a venue.

5.4 The Venue agrees to maintain public liability insurance for the premises.

5.5 The Venue must provide evidence of insurance to the Artist on request.

5.6 If the Venue does not maintain insurance, this does not reduce the Venue’s responsibility for loss, theft, disappearance, destruction, or damage to the artworks while in the Venue’s possession or control.

6. Loss, theft, or damage

6.1 If an artwork is lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed, moved without permission, or affected by an incident, the Venue must immediately:

a. notify the Artist;
b. take reasonable steps to prevent further loss or damage;
c. preserve photographs, CCTV, incident reports, and witness details;
d. notify police where theft or suspected theft is involved;
e. notify its insurer where relevant; and
f. cooperate with the Artist in relation to insurance, recovery, repair, valuation, or legal steps.

6.2 If an artwork is repairable, the Venue must pay the reasonable cost of repair, conservation, transport, and any loss in value, except to the extent caused by the Artist’s own fraud, wilful misconduct, or negligent act.

6.3 If an artwork is lost, stolen, destroyed, or damaged beyond reasonable repair while in the Venue’s possession or control, the Venue must pay the Artist the listed retail price or agreed insurance value in Schedule 1, except to the extent caused by the Artist’s own fraud, wilful misconduct, or negligent act.

7. Sales and commission

7.1 The Artist may offer the artworks for sale during the display period.

7.2 Sales will be handled by: [Artist / VooGlue / Venue / other agreed process].

7.3 The Venue is entitled to commission only if agreed in this clause.

7.4 Venue commission: [insert percentage or “none”].

7.5 Unless expressly agreed in writing, the Venue must not:

a. accept payment for an artwork;
b. discount an artwork;
c. reserve an artwork;
d. represent that it owns an artwork;
e. transfer possession to a purchaser; or
f. transfer title in an artwork.

7.6 The Artist is responsible for the Artist’s own tax obligations. The Venue is responsible for the Venue’s own tax obligations.

8. Venue ownership change, closure, or insolvency

8.1 The Venue must notify the Artist promptly if:

a. the Venue business is sold or transferred;
b. the premises are sold, leased to a new operator, closed, renovated, vacated, or relocated;
c. the Venue becomes insolvent or enters administration, receivership, liquidation, bankruptcy, or a similar process;
d. the Venue’s insurance is cancelled or materially changed; or
e. the Venue can no longer safely display or secure the artworks.

8.2 Before any settlement, transfer, closure, relocation, major renovation, or change of control, the Venue must give the Artist a reasonable opportunity to collect the artworks.

8.3 The Venue must not allow the artworks to be treated as assets of the Venue or included in any sale, transfer, security interest, landlord claim, creditor claim, liquidation stocktake, or asset register of the Venue.

9. Term and termination

9.1 This agreement starts on: [insert date].

9.2 The expected display period is: [insert dates].

9.3 Either party may end this agreement by giving [14] days’ written notice by email.

9.4 The Artist may require immediate removal of the artworks if the Artist reasonably considers that:

a. the artworks are at risk;
b. the Venue is uninsured;
c. the Venue has breached this agreement;
d. the Venue is closing or changing control; or
e. the display may harm the Artist’s rights or reputation.

10. Return of artworks

10.1 On termination or expiry of this agreement, the Venue must make the artworks safely available for collection by the Artist or the Artist’s authorised representative.

10.2 The artworks must be returned in the same condition as received, fair wear and tear excepted.

10.3 The Venue must not charge storage, handling, removal, administrative, or release fees unless expressly agreed in writing before the artworks are delivered.

11. Damage to venue property

11.1 The Artist is responsible for damage to the Venue’s property only to the extent caused by the Artist’s fraud, wilful misconduct, or negligent act, or by the fraud, wilful misconduct, or negligent act of the Artist’s installer or contractor.

11.2 The Artist is not responsible for damage caused by the Venue’s instructions, unsuitable walls, unsuitable fixtures, pre-existing defects, hidden defects, or installation methods chosen by the Venue.

12. Disputes

12.1 The Artist and Venue must first attempt to resolve disputes directly and in good faith.

12.2 Either party may take urgent action where necessary to protect an artwork, recover property, preserve evidence, prevent loss, notify police, notify an insurer, or comply with legal obligations.

13. Governing law

13.1 This agreement is governed by the law of: [insert jurisdiction, usually where the venue premises are located].

13.2 The courts or tribunals of that jurisdiction may hear disputes under this agreement, unless the parties agree another dispute process in writing.

14. No liability of VooGlue

14.1 The Artist and Venue acknowledge that VooGlue Pty Ltd is not a party to this agreement.

14.2 VooGlue provides platform tools and records only. VooGlue is not the owner, seller, buyer, bailee, custodian, insurer, installer, carrier, agent, guarantor, supervisor, or representative of either party for the physical display of the artworks.

14.3 All matters concerning delivery, installation, display, care, insurance, security, loss, theft, damage, sale authority, commission, removal, return, venue damage, and disputes about those matters are between the Artist and the Venue.

14.4 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Artist and Venue release VooGlue from claims arising out of or connected with the implementation of this agreement, except to the extent caused by VooGlue’s own fraud, wilful misconduct, or breach of a non-excludable legal obligation.

14.5 The Artist and Venue must not bring a claim against VooGlue in relation to an Artist–Venue dispute except to the extent the claim arises from VooGlue’s own separate act or omission or cannot lawfully be excluded.

14.6 VooGlue may rely on and enforce this clause to the maximum extent permitted by law.

15. Entire agreement

15.1 This agreement records the agreement between the Artist and Venue about the display of the artworks.

15.2 Any changes must be agreed in writing, including by email.

Schedule 1 — Artworks

Signed by the Artist

Name: _______________________________
Signature: ____________________________
Date: _________________________________

Signed for and on behalf of the Venue

Venue representative name: _______________________________
Role/title: ______________________________________________
Signature: ______________________________________________
Date: ___________________________________________________

END OF AGREEMENT

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For most artists, making a living from their work is a constant struggle. Only 4% of artists are represented by galleries—the rest are left to find their own way, often working second jobs just to survive.

But what if there was a way to earn more from your art, reach new collectors, and create a steady income—without giving up control?

That’s exactly what DAG powered by VooGlue is bringing to artists like you.

What is Fractionalisation? It’s creating digital collectables (think of them as prints) of your artwork that people can collect and own. You decide the number of collectables to create, and as they sell, you get the money, plus you get a small royalty every time they resell.

What is DAG? The Decentralised Art Gallery (DAG) is a revolutionary global art exhibition—breaking art free from traditional gallery walls and bringing it directly into everyday spaces, including art galleries, cafes, restaurants, hotels, motels, waiting rooms, etc. Every three months, fresh works from local artists rotate through venues worldwide, locally organised and connected seamlessly by VooGlue’s artist-venue matchmaker and platform.

What is VooGlue? VooGlue is the platform artists use to manage their exhibitions globally. It includes the VooGlue App that authenticates art, matches it with its digital counterparts, and is the element that binds the physical with the digital. VooGlue means magically binding.

DAG, powered by VooGlue, layers digital art collectables trading on top of the physical art network, bringing affordable fine art collectables to the mass market for the first time.

This is about giving artists more opportunities to earn, in a simple and accessible way.

Let’s take this journey together, step by step.

How Art Fractionalisation Works (Sometimes called Art Securitisation)

Imagine you’ve just finished a stunning new painting. You want to sell it, but instead of waiting for a single big buyer, DAG allows you to break your artwork into affordable digital shares—called fractions—so many people can invest in it.

Here’s how it works:

1️⃣ You tap “fractionalise” – DAG creates fractional digital prints of your artwork, each one permanently connected to the original piece.
2️⃣ Buyers can purchase a fraction for as little as $5 – making it easy for everyday people to invest in art, not just wealthy collectors.
3️⃣ The original artwork stays intact – you can still sell, keep, or display the physical piece while earning from the fractions.
4️⃣ Your art can be displayed in cafés, restaurants, and public spaces – where people can see it, scan a code, and buy a fraction instantly.
5️⃣ As your career grows, the value of those fractions increases – making them a valuable asset for collectors.

This means that instead of waiting for one buyer, you can sell portions of your artwork to many people—creating multiple revenue streams and building a community of supporters.

Jack’s Story: How Anyone Can Own a Piece of Art

Jack loves art, but like most people, he doesn’t have thousands of dollars to buy original paintings. One day, while sitting in a café, he notices a stunning artwork on the wall.

There’s a small plaque next to it: “Own a fraction of this artwork—scan to invest.”

Curious, Jack scans the code with his phone. He sees that for just $5, he can own a digital share of the piece. In just a few taps, he makes the purchase.

Jack didn’t need to understand crypto or finance—it was as easy as buying a coffee.

Over time, Jack continues investing in art, building a portfolio of fractions from different artists. He can track their value on his phone and even sell them later.

This is a new way for art lovers to invest—one that helps artists, rather than just galleries and collectors.

Tammy’s Story: How an Artist Built a New Income Stream

Tammy has always been passionate about painting, but like many artists, she struggled to make ends meet. Galleries wouldn’t take her work, and selling pieces one at a time wasn’t enough to pay the bills.

Then she discovered DAG powered by VooGlue.

Instead of waiting for a big buyer, Tammy fractionalized her artwork—offering small, affordable shares to local collectors.

Within days, she started seeing purchases roll in.

• A college student bought a fraction for $10.
• A teacher invested $20 because the piece reminded her of home.
• A business owner bought several shares, believing Tammy’s work would increase in value.

Over time, Tammy sold more value in fractions than she ever had selling full paintings.

Best of all, as her reputation grew, the value of her art fractions increased, meaning early supporters made a profit—and kept coming back for more.

For the first time, Tammy was earning a steady income from her art—without relying on galleries, commissions, or side jobs.

Why This is a Game-Changer for Artists

DAG isn’t just another tech company focused on high-end collectors. We are the only platform dedicated to grassroots artists—the 96% who don’t have gallery representation.

More Exposure – We help you match your art with local cafés, restaurants, and venues, putting your work in front of potential buyers.
More Sales – Instead of waiting for one big buyer, you can earn from multiple collectors investing in fractions.
More Stability – As your reputation grows, so does the value of your art fractions—creating a long-term income stream.
More Control – You keep ownership of your art while benefiting from its increasing value.

And best of all? This is simple.

If you can upload a photo or send an email, you can use DAG. No crypto wallets, no complicated finance—just an easy way to make money from your art.

Coming Soon: Be the First to Get Involved

Art fractionalize with DAG powered by VooGlue is coming soon—and we want artists like you to be ready.

This is your chance to get in early and be ahead of the curve.

Have questions? We’ve got answers! Chat with us now using the link at the bottom right of this page

Otherwise, go ahead and add your full catalogue to VooGlue so you are ready for the launch

Add Art Now

The future of art ownership is accessible, global, and built for everyone. And it starts with you.

PS: We sent out an email inviting artists to show case their work on the new DAG coin site. If you would like to participate just reply to that email, or if your coming from somewhere else email support@vooglue.com with “yes” in the body, why you are excited about this new innovation, and the titles of the artworks you would like to display (they must be listed on VooGlue)

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1. Go to the Master dashboard at the top right.
2. Scroll down, then click on the QR Code Labels button or you can go to this link.
3. Tick the checkbox of the artwork that you want to print.
4. Click on the QR Code Labels MK2 button to get the PDF file.

Why should I print my artwork QR code and didactics?

Printing your artwork’s QR code and didactics (information about the piece) is a powerful way to enhance your art display and engagement.

Engage Viewers and Build Connection

• A QR code invites viewers to engage with your art digitally. Scanning it can lead them to a website, video, or portfolio, allowing them to explore your creative process or see your other works.
• Share Your Story: Didactics provide the story behind your artwork, offering deeper insights that help viewers connect emotionally to your piece.

Increase Visibility and Reach

• Share Online Effortlessly: QR codes make it easy for viewers to share your work with others via social media or messaging platforms, broadening your audience.
• Track Engagement: You can see how many people scan the code, giving you valuable data about interest in your work.

Professionalism and Credibility

• Gallery-Grade Presentation: Including QR codes and didactics elevates the professional look of your display, making it more appealing to collectors, galleries, and venues.
• Prove Authenticity: With a QR code linked to provenance and authenticity records, buyers and admirers can instantly verify your artwork’s details.

Simplify the Buying Process

• Direct Purchase Links: QR codes can link directly to a sales page, making it easier for potential buyers to purchase your art on the spot.
• Immediate Access to Contact Info: Prospective buyers can quickly get in touch with you for inquiries or commissions.

By printing your artwork’s QR code and didactics, you’re not just presenting your art—you’re creating a memorable, interactive experience that drives engagement, builds trust, and increases your chances of success in the art world.

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1. Go to the Master Dashboard at the top right.
2. Scroll down, then click on the My Account button. You can also go to this link.
3. Click on the Account Details on the left side bar.
4. Enter your Current password and new password.
5. Click on Save Changes to proceed.

If You Face Issues During Password Reset

No Reset Email Received:

• Ensure you’ve entered the correct email address.
• Wait a few minutes and check your spam/junk folder again.
• Add VooGlue’s email address to your trusted sender list and request a new reset email.

Reset Link Expired:

• If you didn’t use the link in time, repeat the password reset process to generate a new link.

Account Recovery Assistance:

• If you still face difficulties, contact VooGlue Customer Support via Chat or email us at support@vooglue.com

By following these steps, you’ll be able to reset your password and regain access to your VooGlue account.

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How can I edit my uploaded artwork photo, description, and price on VooGlue.

1. Go to the Master Dashboard at the top right.
2. Scroll down, then click on the Art I manage button. You can also go to this link.
3. Find the artwork that you want to edit, then on the right, click on the cogwheel button.
4. Click on the All Management Tools button.
5. Click on the Edit button.
6. You can edit your Artwork photo, description, and price here.
7.  After that you can click on the Sell This Artwork button to save your changes.

Here’s why these updates are crucial:

Keep Your Art Relevant

• Showcase Progress: If you’ve enhanced or updated a piece, refreshing its photo and description reflects its current state.
• Reflect Market Trends: Art styles and collector preferences evolve, so updating descriptions can help you stay aligned with current trends.

Attract More Buyers

• Professional Presentation: High-quality, updated images capture attention and showcase your artwork’s true beauty.
• Engaging Descriptions: Clear, compelling descriptions help potential buyers connect emotionally with your work.

Build Trust with Collectors

• Accurate Information: Providing up-to-date details about size, materials, and inspiration builds transparency and trust.
• Fair Pricing: Adjusting prices based on demand or your experience level reassures buyers they’re getting value for their money.

How to Keep Your Artwork Listings Updated

1. High-Quality Photos: Ensure your images are clear, well-lit, and showcase the details of your artwork.
2. Accurate Descriptions: Write thoughtful, engaging narratives about the inspiration, technique, and story behind your art.
3. Regular Price Reviews: Adjust prices based on factors like demand, materials, time invested, and market trends.
4. Edit Based on Feedback: Use buyer or venue feedback to refine your listings and improve their appeal.

Updating your artwork photo, description, and price on VooGlue helps you stay competitive, professional, and visible. It also builds trust with buyers and venues while ensuring your profile accurately reflects your evolving talent and the true value of your art.

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Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Go to the Master Dashboard at the top right.
2. Click on the Artist Bio button or Update Profile button. You can also go to this link. 
3. Fill out your Bio.
4. Click on the Submit button to save your changes.

Keeping your VooGlue profile updated is crucial for maximizing your opportunities and making the most of the platform. Here’s why it’s important:

Showcase Your Growth and Talent

• Reflect Your Current Work: As your art evolves, updating your profile ensures that your latest and best pieces are front and center.
• Highlight Achievements: Add recent exhibitions, collaborations, or awards to demonstrate your credibility and success.

Attract the Right Opportunities

• Better Artist-Venue Matches: An updated profile helps venues identify if your style aligns with their ambiance or branding.
• Stay Relevant: Regular updates signal that you’re active and open to collaborations, attracting collectors and venues looking for fresh, dynamic talent.

Build Trust and Credibility

• Professionalism: A well-maintained profile with high-quality photos and accurate information shows you take your art seriously.
• Transparency: Keeping your contact details, pricing, and other details up-to-date helps build trust with buyers and collaborators.

Maximize Your Visibility

• Searchability: Profiles with up-to-date and detailed information are more likely to appear in search results within the platform.
• Enhanced Appeal: A complete profile with engaging content grabs attention and encourages more inquiries and interactions.

Stay Aligned with Your Goals

• Reflect Changing Focus: If you’ve shifted from one medium or style to another, your profile should communicate this to attract relevant opportunities.
• Show Availability: Update your schedule, venue preferences, or collaboration interests to avoid missed opportunities.

Save Time

• Pre-empt Questions: A detailed and updated profile answers common questions from buyers and venues, reducing the back-and-forth.
• Streamline Connections: Clear and updated pricing, descriptions, and contact information make it easier for people to connect with you.

How to Keep Your Profile Updated

1. Add New Artwork – Regularly upload high-quality images of your latest pieces.
2. Revise Descriptions – Ensure your bio and art descriptions reflect your current style and inspirations.
3. Update Pricing – Adjust your pricing to match your growing experience and market demand.
4. Keep Contact Info Current – Ensure your email, phone, and social links are accurate.
5. Highlight New Achievements – Add any recent exhibitions, press mentions, or awards.

Remember: Your VooGlue profile is your digital storefront. Keeping it updated ensures you’re always putting your best foot forward and maximizing your chances for success!

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The matchmaker is a cutting-edge tool within VooGlue that connects artists with venues such as cafes, restaurants, galleries, and other public spaces that are looking to showcase artwork. It’s a seamless way for both parties to collaborate, saving time and ensuring the right match for both art and ambiance.

To check the venues near you, follow the instructions below:

1. Go to the Master Dashboard at the top right.
2. Enter your address.
3. Then click on the See Art Display Venues Near Me button below.
4. Click on the Fetch details.

Benefits for Artists

• Local Exposure: Displaying art in high-traffic venues like cafes and restaurants introduces your work to a broader audience.
• Networking Opportunities: Build connections with business owners and patrons who could become long-term supporters or collectors.
• Stress-Free Process: Eliminate the hassle of cold-calling or negotiating with venues independently.
• Revenue Generation: Gain direct sales opportunities or commission arrangements with venues for art sales.

Why can’t I see a venue near me?

There could be a few reasons you’re unable to see venues near you:

1. Artworks Requirement: If you haven’t uploaded at least four artworks, the system might not yet display venues. Once you meet this requirement, your artworks will be visible to local venues, and you’ll gain access to the venue feature. This 
2. Trial Period Policy: To prevent misuse and ensure legitimate artists benefit from our platform, we’ve updated our policy. The full venue list becomes available after the trial period ends. However, your uploaded artworks are already being displayed to venues near your location, and they are notified that your art is available for hanging.
3. Limited Venues Nearby: If there are fewer venues currently partnered with VooGlue near your location, we’d be happy to reach out to more venues on your behalf to increase opportunities.

We’d be happy to check! Please provide your location or zip code or your location. This will allow us to confirm whether there are venues in your area currently partnered with VooGlue. If there aren’t yet, we can actively reach out to venues nearby on your behalf to explore opportunities for showcasing your artwork. Kindly contact us through chat or you can also email us at support@vooglue.com

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The answer is simple yet profound: the digital media remains permanently bound to the artwork, even after it changes hands. This means that any subsequent owner of the artwork can access the original digital content by simply scanning the QR code or using the VooGlue app. It’s like opening a door to a hidden world of artistic expression.

Our management platform empowers the new owner to reprint the QR code or label if it is ever lost or damaged. By scanning this label, anyone can relive the artist’s original digital experience, whether it’s a captivating video, an enchanting musical composition, or a glimpse into the artist’s sketches and creative process.

This unique mechanism also applies to revelationist art, where the video serves as the unfolding of a story within the layers of paint. Future viewers can access this captivating narrative by scanning the QR code or using the VooGlue app. It’s a mesmerizing journey into the artist’s vision, brought to life through the fusion of traditional and digital mediums.

If you’re intrigued by the world of revelationist art, we invite you to explore this enlightening article on the subject. Discover how this art form pushes boundaries and creates immersive experiences that captivate the senses.

It’s important to note that VooGlue’s system for providing this digital content is patented, ensuring a secure and authentic experience. If you’re an artist eager to experiment with multimedia and bind it to your art, you can take the first step by adding your artwork to our platform. Artists start here to embark on a new artistic adventure.

For art lovers, owning an original artwork becomes more than a visual display. It becomes an opportunity to share the artist’s vision and narrative with friends and guests. By showcasing the QR code or using the VooGlue app, you can create engaging conversations and provide a unique interactive experience for your loved ones.

Step into a world where art transcends its physical form and merges with the digital realm. Unlock the magic of revelationist art with VooGlue and embark on a journey of discovery and wonder. To see more revelationist art visit the gallery and select ‘revelationist‘ (we’ve done it for you) tag.

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At cafés, we often see handwritten art labels with a mobile number as a contact point. Not only are these DIY labels hard to read, but they create a problem for buyers because it means that even to get a little more information the potential buyer has to physically call the artist. If the location is noisy, or the person likes some privacy when they make calls it’s a disincentive and will turn potential buyers away. It’s much more convenient for the buyer if a QR code is on the label – but DIY QR codes all look the same and the labels easily get mixed up.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels solve this problem by showing the artworks thumbnail image integrated within the centre of the QR code itself, making the QR code more inviting and also ensuring labels never get mixed up, since it’s obvious to visually see which label goes with each artwork.

Another problem with DIY QR code art labels is the art piece’s information has to be viewable somewhere online before someone can even start making the label. So at a minimum, the person has to do two sets of data entries, starting with the data entry for online info. Then with the second set of data entries to make the DIY art label, then they must separately generate the QR code for each online URL – from the first data entry exercise – and because all QR codes look the same, they have to carefully get the right QR code onto the right DIY art label without getting the QR codes mixed up! If you have ever tried this you will know how easy it is to make a mistake. It’s labour-intensive because of the double entry of data and then there is the risk of errors – which require lots of double-checking. And if anything changes with the data you may have to do it all again. It can be very stressful and time-consuming to create even one set of DIY art labels this way.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels solve this by making the online link and label from one simple data entry form. The simple data entry form lets you enter the art info and photo, and then in one click VooGlue creates the online presence, URL and the VooGlue Smart QR Code Label instantly – with the QR code on the label pointing to the exact online URL for the correct artwork, and the artworks thumbnail image neatly integrated into the centre of QR code on the label. It is so slick. Not only that, you can re-print the VooGlue Smart QR Code Labels at any time with one click – and the printed VooGlue Smart QR Code Labels will always be up to date.

Another problem with DIY art labels is the printing and formatting. Anybody who has formatted a label from scratch will know this is problematic and can use lots of label paper in test runs.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Code labels are preformatted for Avery General Use address labels, 4 to 1 A4 page. So you can add 4 works and click print, and 4 labels neatly print on the label paper-  (or you can use normal A4 paper and cut the labels out with scissors)

Another problem with DIY art labels is they do not solve the problem of payment, for without a payment gateway linked to the online URL it is not any easier for customers to buy – they still have to call you, or bother the venue staff – if any are around.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels make magic here. The user’s phone is also a checkout –  so after users scan your VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Label they will see the buy button right on their phone with the details of the artwork. Users can easily buy with one tap, without disturbing anybody –  and the transaction is processed instantly through a secure checkout powered by the well-known and highly regarded Stripe gateway. This feature has been shown to turbocharge sales because it is so easy to buy!

Another problem with DIY art labels is that if you happen to have the work for sale somewhere online as well as at the cafe, there is the chance of the dreaded ‘double sale’, where the artwork sells at the cafe to one person, and the same artwork sells online to someone else. What a nightmare!

1. With VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels, you don’t need to put the artwork for sale online at another place because it is done for you by VooGlue. It is your option to set the artwork to be visible online so it can sell online – and this opens up your opportunities for sales to both in person and online. If the artwork sells online it is instantly shown as SOLD in the VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Label scan as well – so there is no possibility of a ‘double sale’.

Another problem with DIY labels is after the artwork is hung, and the person leaves the venue, they transition into that terrible ‘information vacuum’. They have no idea if people are looking at the art piece or not. They can only blindly wait, or hang around at the venue – because unless they are actually “on-site” at the venue they cannot see what level of engagement & interest their art is receiving.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels solve this problem as they log all views, so you receive a detailed report on engagement broken down by venue and date. This gives you power since you know where your display pieces are getting the best engagement, and you can focus your attention on that location if you decide to move artwork around to where it’s getting the best traffic.

Another problem with DIY labels is after the sale transaction, the buyers may decide to approach the café staff which can be an issue. Cafés are usually happy to hang work but don’t want to be involved in the sales or collection in any way.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels ensure buyers don’t need to approach the café staff as they send THE BUYER an SMS to their phone at the moment the purchase is completed – so the buyer has been SMS’d instructions about the collection and what to do next and they don’t have to bother the staff at the venue. But wait, there is more! VooGlue’s Smart QR Codes Labels also send YOU an SMS the instant the artwork is purchased! That allows you to ring the buyer within moments of their purchase. Buyers love it! And it lets you congratulate the buyer and calmly arrange collection. You might decide to go to the venue to meet the buyer to hand over the work personally, or you might want to tell the buyer to take the artwork then and there – and the SMS on the buyer’s phone is their proof of purchase.

Another problem with DIY art labels is they don’t particularly stimulate engagement.

1. VooGlue’s Smart QR Code label solves that problem also. Not only do VooGlue’s Smart QR Code labels look inviting, but the data entry form gives you the option of adding a video to your artwork display, and if so, the labels show a prominent “video notice” to hook curious passers-by. Potential buyers can easily scan the label and see what the video is all about. You can use video to create a built-in sales pitch for your artwork or add artistic merit with a revelationist video. Now, you don’t have to add a video but it is an option you might want to consider. As you will see in a moment, sellers have had success with VooGlue Smart QR Code Labels with or without a video.

VooGlue’s Smart QR Code labels have been shown to work wonderfully to increase sales and engagement. No technical skill is required and anybody can create them.

To use them for your art practice take a look at these extra features get started.

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Yes, you can. The VooGlue App does that.

Point the VooGlue App at the artwork and the video will display.

Get the VooGlue App here

If your video does not instantly display, see how to do it in FAQ or if that does not work ask Support

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