stdout.gallery — an SSH art gallery

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an ssh art gallery

# an art gallery that lives in your terminal.

# the gallery keeps hours. it is not always open.

# connect to see if it's open now or when the next showing will be:

ssh stdout.gallery copy

▶ # more info: submissions, updates, and how to get involved

    $ cat call_for_submissions.txt
  
    Open call on a rolling basis. No theme, no specific criteria.
  
    We are looking for work that is interesting to encounter in this context.
  
    The work itself can be anything. A painting, a photograph, a digital piece,
  
    generative art, pixel art, whatever. What visitors see in the gallery is an
  
    image rendered as terminal characters, a short artist statement, and links
  
    back to you or the original piece. Think of it like a gallery card next to
  
    a print.
  
    The image could be the work itself, or complimentary to the artist's
  
    statement with a link to take the viewer elsewhere. The framework is simple
  
    and there are fewer rules than it might seem.
  
    $ cat how_to_submit.txt
  
    Email george@mand.is with:
  
      - title of the work
  
      - artist name
  
      - a short statement (a few sentences to a paragraph)
  
      - url(s) for the work and/or your portfolio
  
      - an image (png/jpg, <5mb, max 2000x2000px)
  
    # submissions evaluated on a rolling basis. we cannot guarantee a response
  
    # or timeline, but if there is an opportunity we will reach out.
  
    # stay updated
  
    # get notified about upcoming exhibitions, openings, and calls for submissions
  
      $