More than one class
Run separate exhibitions for different classes and projects at the same time. Each one keeps its own brief, roster and submissions.
A private space for student creativity
Let their work take the wall.
Create thoughtful, private exhibitions for the art and photography your students make. One space for every class, every project and every perspective.
Built for teachers. Private by default. Made in Australia.
EXHIBITED / THE GALLERY01—03
01 / COLOUR STUDY
02 / PHOTOGRAPHY03 / DRAWING
Different mediums. One place to show them.ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
MADE FOR MORE THAN ONE MEDIUM
Photography✳Painting✳Drawing✳Sculpture✳Design
01 / WHY IT EXISTS
Student work deserves more than a folder.
Give a finished piece a title, a story and an audience within the class. Photograph physical artwork, upload a JPEG, and let students explain the choices behind what they made.
Bring your class in
Upload a CSV of names and email addresses, then send individual sign-in links. Students can confirm an account with any email.
Make room for reflection
Show an image alongside its title and artist statement. For photographs, display ISO, shutter speed and aperture when available.
02 / THE CLASSROOM FLOW
From the brief to the gallery.
A simple path that fits the way teachers already work.
Set the stage
Create a class and an exhibition. Add the title, brief, student prompt and dates.
Invite the makers
Add your students from a CSV and email them a secure link to confirm their account.
Review with care
Students upload their work and reflection. You review submissions and choose what appears in the private gallery.
03 / CELEBRATE THEIR WORK
Make room for recognition.
Awards can be part of the exhibition when you want them. Keep judging and voting within the private class space, then decide when to reveal the results.
People’s Choice, if it fits.
Open an optional one-vote ballot for confirmed class members. Students vote for another student’s approved work; you close the vote and confirm the winner.
Invite another eye.
Assign a guest judge by email to review approved work without roster names. They can recommend an award and leave written feedback for you to review.
Your scale, your reveal.
Choose levels such as First place, Highly commended and Commended—or write your own. You set final awards and release results to the signed-in class.
04 / CLASSROOM FIRST
A gallery with boundaries.
Student names, email addresses and submissions stay behind sign-in. Teachers review work before it joins the class gallery. Photo uploads remove GPS and identifying metadata while keeping the useful camera settings.
Public exhibition links and public voting are not enabled in this preview. Follow your school’s approval and consent process before uploading student work.
Open the private studioA NOTE FROM THE CREATOR
Built by an Australian teacher on the Sunshine Coast, for teachers.
Exhibitions change how students see their work. A piece becomes something worth finishing, explaining and sharing with care. exhibited. is being built around that moment—and around the practical needs of a busy classroom.
Made for the work that deserves to be seen.GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical details.
Is this only for photography classes?
No. Photograph a painting, drawing, sculpture or other physical work and upload a JPEG image. The exhibition can include the student’s title and reflection alongside it.
Can I run more than one exhibition?
Yes. Create separate classes and exhibitions, each with its own roster, brief and submissions.
Can we give awards or run People’s Choice?
Yes. Set your own award levels, invite guest judges for recommendations and feedback, and optionally open a private vote for confirmed class members. The teacher confirms and releases results.
How do teacher accounts work?
Teachers register with an education-domain email, confirm it, and wait for approval. Students can register with any email address and confirm their account.
LET’S BEGIN
Make space for what they made.
Start a private exhibition for your next class project.
Go to the studio Teacher access requires an education-domain email and approval.