# objkt gallery

Objkt galleries is a new system driven by smart contracts, specifically designed for digital galleries that want to create and promote curated drops and secondary sales through "exhibitions". \
They have the capability of combining existing historical and newly minted tokens. Objkt galleries contracts were designed to allow collectors, artists, curators and galleries to work together in a permissionless environment.

A gallery can define a fee split and royalties that are applied on an exhibition or token level. \
When artists are invited to mint (via mint-invite), or collectors are invited to list (via list-invite), they will be able to see a transparent overview of the fees that will be applied to any sale, enforced through the smart contract.<br>

**Overall the following features are available for the objkt galleries:**

* New dedicated gallery page with lots of customizability and branding opportunities
* Gallery & Exhibition wide stats
* Unlimited number of fa2 contracts
  * FA2 contracts can also be shared between galleries
* Creating exhibitions
  * Customizable exhibition page to provide content and context (exhibition article)
  * Grouping all minted and invited tokens
* Working with internal and external curators through a flexible permission system.
  * Galleries can optionally work with curators on an exhibition basis
* Plenty of minting options for artists via mint-invites:
  * Artists co-creation of a token (mint-invite)
  * 1/1s
  * Limited editions
  * Open editions
  * Generative art (1/1/x) (limited + open editions) - on request
  * Live minting (tbd)
  * Blind mints (tbd)
* Inviting collectors to list tokens for sale through an exhibition via list-invites
* Managing tokens via exhibition token management page (mint- or list-invited):
  * Token listing scheduler (listings / auctions)
  * Accepting (multiple) offers
  * Gallery Airdrops

List of onboarded galleries:\
<https://objkt.com/galleries>

List of planned exhibitions (filterable):[ \
https://objkt.com/exhibitions](https://objkt.com/exhibitions)

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