Stillroom: Art Curation

Make a small exhibition with a point of view of your own. Stillroom brings public-domain museum artworks to a native worktable where you choose, connect, arrange and revisit what catches your eye. CREATE A CONVERSATION Choose 3–6 different artworks. Write a curatorial note about what connects your selection. Shape a numbered viewing order and add observations that guide a visitor from one work to the next. Explore Gallery Wall, Editorial Grid and Salon layouts with three wall palettes and three frame styles. A WORKTABLE THAT FITS YOUR WINDOW On iPad and other wide windows, view your composition beside its appearance and viewing-order controls. Narrow windows and accessibility text sizes use a single scrolling column. Browse saved exhibitions in an adaptive Archive grid. FOLLOW A BRIEF OR CREATE FREELY Six rotating curation briefs invite you to connect color, nature and artists. Complete a brief's checklist to earn a stamp, or make a free exhibition at your own pace. KEEP YOUR WORK Drafts autosave on your device. Save exhibitions to your Archive, return to edit them, and export 1600-pixel-wide PNG posters with your curatorial note, numbered works and captions through the system share sheet. DISCOVER ONLINE AND OFFLINE Each cold launch requires internet access for the welcome page. After Start, a starter collection of 14 public-domain artworks is available for offline curation. Search The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Open Access collection online and save favorites for future exhibitions. Online search requires an internet connection. Museum collections may include historical nudity and mature themes. No account is required for the native curation tools. The native app contains no advertising or third-party analytics SDK. Personal exhibition titles, curatorial notes and captions are not sent to the museum. Stillroom is an independent application, not affiliated with or endorsed by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Artwork images and collection data are supplied through its Open Access program. Decorative gallery illustrations are generated illustrations, separate from the museum artworks.