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READY TO DIE Auriea Harvey's new body of work + solo exhibition, now open @ Heft. 48 unique works. Marble, ceramic, wax-covered urns, bronze, generative video, milled wood reliefs. An epic trove of offerings to our mortal cycles. Catalog + installation views in thread below ↓

I like to Build. This week, I soft-introduced something I've been working on for collectors and artists to complement the gallery experience: HOP A new way to curate and share collections of all types, online. It's about creating... an elegant art-viewing experience focused and considered attention a stable repository of collections contextual content a new, snappy way of browsing robust archive + data features a better way share what we love It seamlessly pulls from wherever your images live – so your NFTs can hang next to work that isn't on-chain. You can make rooms for what you collect that isn't art at all, and you can organize your library of images in infinite ways. Rooms hold a stack of walls, and you walk a wall the way you would in a space – sideways. Navigation snaps piece to piece, context and notes hang between works, every edit happens visually, in-line while you curate. Underneath it all, a secure archive with export options you'll want to own. With notable collector gallery platforms wound down, the need for something else is palpable. I wanted to create a new interactive approach that goes beyond the long scrolling page or 3D walk through, driven by the qualities of art-viewing that matter most. Inspired by what I see works best in the gallery and at fairs, along with the 30y of building websites, I've created this in hopes that the experience captivates renewed interest in both sharing collections, and collecting itself. If this sounds interesting to you, please click below to join the Wishlist for our private Beta. We're tuning an already robust experience and are gathering feedback to make this the ultimate online Display complement to other leaders in the ecosystem like @verse_works and @raster_art + @opensea and @objktcom From people already using the beta, you'll start to see galleries being shared. Let us know what you think – feedback welcome! – Adam