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The Art World and the World Wide Web

200 page publication, with essays on the World Wide Web and the Art World; Mobile-Friendly Websites, and the Tablet; Web-Based Gallery Management; and interviews with gallerists, and artists. Published by exhibit-E ©2013.
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Chaim Soutine / Francis Bacon
164 Pages
Published by Helly Nahmad Gallery
2011

Malevich and the American Legacy
244 Pages
Published by Gagosian Gallery
2011

Gerhard Richter
Paintings 2010 - 2011
60 Pages
Published by Marian Goodman Gallery
2011

William N. Copley
X-Rated
136 Pages
Published by Paul Kasmin Gallery
2010

Observations from the Hillside
208 pages
Published by Harlan Estate
2010

Ed Paschke
148 pages
Gagosian Gallery
2010

Remembering Henry's Show
Selected Works 1978–2008
240 pages
Published by The Brant Foundation Art Study Center
2010

Richard Prince
88 Pages
Published by Gagosian Gallery
2009

NEW exhibit-E Template Websites

Build and manage a great looking gallery website, and have it up and running in days. Sophisticated and functionally robust, our new website template is designed for leaner budgets and the fast pace of the art world. Here are a few samples of exhibit-E's new gallery template website:
Morgan Lehman Gallery
Patrick Mikhail Gallery
Benrimon Contemporary
LTMH Gallery
Martha Otero

Introducing galleryManager

galleryManager by exhibit-E is an online inventory management system for your gallery. You can manage contacts, artworks, publications and update your exhibit-E website directly from galleryManager. It is accessible online from any computer with internet access and is fully integrated with exhibit-E websites. For more information visit www.gallerymanager.com

exhibit-E Websites, Just Launched

Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Lehmann Maupin
Conner Rosenkranz
Ayyam Gallery
David Bers Architecture
Richard Prince
Demisch Danant
Paul Kasmin Gallery
Moeller Fine Art
Luhring Augustine
Matthew Marks Gallery
Laurie Simmons