Museum labels
A museum always tells you what you are looking at. A television never does.
A museum label puts the artist, the title and the date in the corner of the screen — the same small card you lean in to read in a gallery.
Point at any of them.
Hover an artwork — or tap it on a phone — to bring its label forward.
Three lines, the way a gallery writes them.
- The title
- So the room can name the thing on the wall.
- The artist and the date
- Who made it, and when — the two questions everyone asks second.
- A QR code, if you want one
- Scan it and the full story of the work opens on your phone.
Museum labels are free, on every artwork, whatever your plan.
Pick an artwork