About the labels
Every picture hangs with a label, the way a museum labels a painting. Line by line, it gives:
- Maker
- TheArtGallery.ai, the label every picture here is made under.
- Title, year
- The name the picture was given and the year it was made.
- Medium
- What the picture is and how it was made: a digital image, AI-generated, with the model named and the kind of input (a text prompt).
- Size
- The picture's real size in pixels and its file format. The build checks it against the file.
- Edition
- Whether the picture is unique or one of a numbered edition.
- Catalogue no.
- Our own number for the picture, of the form TAG-2026-001.
The order of the lines, and the "Digital image (…)" form of the medium, follow how museums and auction houses label digital work. No museum has a written rule for AI-made pictures yet, so some lines are our own choice: the words "AI-generated", naming the model and its version, "text prompt", and the catalogue number.
A picture's own page adds a few lines on how it looks and how it was composed, and the licence of the model that made it. Every picture here is made with models whose licence permits commercial use. Where a print, card or ornament of it can be bought, the page says "Take it home" and links to the shop.
A picture here is never presented as a photograph or a hand-made painting. If a label is missing a line, the picture is not hung.