Your artwork details are easy to lose
Images, dimensions, materials, titles, prices, and locations can end up in camera rolls, folders, and notes. Keep the details with the work so you can find them when an opportunity appears.
Artlope for hobby artists
You do not need to be a full-time artist to need a reliable home for your work. Artlope keeps your artwork archive, exhibition plans, open-call submissions, and artist website together.
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Your artwork archive
18 artworks · 3 exhibitions · 2 submissions

Next up
Exhibition application · Friday
A practical home for the art practice you fit around life.
Why you need a system
When art has to fit around work, family, or other commitments, it is even more useful to have one calm place for the details. Artlope helps you stay ready when an exhibition or open call is worth making time for.
Images, dimensions, materials, titles, prices, and locations can end up in camera rolls, folders, and notes. Keep the details with the work so you can find them when an opportunity appears.
Even occasional shows need dates, venues, contacts, selected artworks, and a record of what happened. Keep the story of each exhibition together without building a new spreadsheet every time.
Open calls often ask for the same artwork information, CV, statement, and portfolio materials. Keep them current so applying feels possible alongside the rest of your life.
A workflow that respects your time
Artlope connects the records behind your practice to the exhibitions and open calls that make it visible, so a small amount of organization pays off whenever you are ready to show.
Add each artwork with images, dimensions, materials, categories, availability, location, and notes. Start with the details you know and add more when you have time.
Bring together the works, CV information, and portfolio materials that fit an exhibition or open call without searching across old files and messages.
Save the opportunity, deadline, fee, requirements, submitted artworks, status, and result so every application leaves a useful record behind.
Ready when the right call arrives
When your work and its details are already together, preparing an application becomes a focused selection task instead of a late-night search through files.

Why Artlope for hobby artists?
Artlope is designed for early-stage and emerging artists, including people building a meaningful exhibition practice alongside other work. It gives you the structure you need without making your art feel like a second full-time job.
Start with the work you have today. Artlope stays useful as your archive, exhibition history, and opportunities grow.
Artlope is free right now and is being built to stay very affordable going forward, so cost does not have to be another barrier to organizing your practice.
Keep calls, deadlines, fees, requirements, selected artworks, and outcomes together. Reuse your records when an exhibition opportunity feels right.
Get a free artist website powered by the same portfolio records. Update your work once and keep your public presence current.
A public home for the work
Artlope gives you a free website connected to your art portfolio. Share a clear, current view of your work without maintaining a second collection of files or updating another system.
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Yes. Artlope is for visual artists who are building a serious practice at any pace, including artists who work another job or have other commitments alongside their art.
No. You can start by organizing the work you have and use Artlope as you prepare for your first exhibition, open call, or group show.
Yes. You can keep the opportunity details, deadline, requirements, selected artworks, submission status, and outcome together, then reuse your artwork and portfolio records for the next call.
Artlope is free right now. The plan is to keep it very affordable going forward, including for artists who are still building their practice or exhibit occasionally.
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