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Feature 11  /  Club life in practice

Digital Exhibitions

Give the exhibition a second life beyond the hall.

Philatelist.co.in Digital Exhibition creation form
Digital and normal exhibitions begin with their mode, submission window and exhibition dates.

A physical exhibition may run for a weekend, but the research, curation and presentation behind it deserve to remain available. Digital exhibition makes the club’s work accessible to people who cannot be in the room.

The platform supports a real exhibition journey: digital or normal mode, submission and exhibition dates, rules, categories, themes, frame limits, description limits, quotas, judges, entries, multi-category participation and results.

Inside the workflow

A digital exhibition can define its mode, submission window and exhibition dates, then move through categories, judges, entries, review and updates before publication.

Picture this

The club publishes a digital exhibition, members submit their best work, judges review the categories and visitors from outside the city browse the exhibits long after the physical show has closed.