CIRCULATEQR
Events & Entertainment

A page for each work, with an inquiry form, from the wall label

To use QR codes in an art gallery, put a small code on each wall label that opens a page for that work. Studio's Art Gallery template has the layout: title and exhibition, details such as artist, medium, size and price, a statement from the artist, links to the full exhibition, and an 'Ask about this piece' form. Inquiries are listed in the code's Responses. When a piece sells, edit the page to say so; the label stays the same.

The problem

Why the printed version falls short

Wall labels have room for a title and medium, not the story

Some visitors won't ask staff about the price

Interested buyers leave without leaving their details

Labels need reprinting when a piece sells or a price changes

You can't tell which works people looked up

What you get

Art Galleries with CirculateQR

A small code beside each piece opens a page with the title, artist, medium, size and price, a note from the artist, links to the exhibition, and a form to ask about the work.

  • Artist, medium, size and price as clear details
  • The artist's statement in their own words
  • An inquiry form with email, phone and a question
  • Inquiries listed in Responses, with CSV export
  • Mark a piece as sold without reprinting
  • Scan counts for each work
How it works

How to set it up

  1. Create a page for a work

    In Studio, open the Art Gallery template and replace the sample with the title, artist, medium, size and price, or 'Price on request'.
  2. Add the story and links

    Add the artist's statement, and link to the exhibition, the artist's page or a video about the work.
  3. Set up inquiries

    Edit the form's intro and question. Inquiries appear in the code's Responses.
  4. Print and update

    Add a small code to each wall label. When a piece sells, edit its page.
Features

Useful extras

Inquiry Form

Visitors leave their name, email, phone and a question. Replies are listed in Responses and export as CSV.

Scan Analytics

Compare scans across works to see which pages visitors opened.

Unlimited PagesArtisan+

The free plan includes 3 hosted pages and Studio 25. A show with a page per work may need Artisan's unlimited pages.

Branded CodeStudio+

Your gallery's logo in the center of the code.

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Compared

CirculateQR vs wall labels and printed price list

Artist statement next to the work

CirculateQR
✓
Wall labels
△
Printed price list
✗

Price without asking staff

CirculateQR
✓
Wall labels
△
Printed price list
✓

Inquiry form

CirculateQR
✓
Wall labels
✗
Printed price list
✗

Update when a piece sells

CirculateQR
✓
Wall labels
✗
Printed price list
✗

Scan counts per work

CirculateQR
✓
Wall labels
✗
Printed price list
✗

✓ yes · ✗ no · △ partly or with extra work

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I hide the price?

Yes. Leave the price out or write 'Price on request' in the details.

Can visitors buy the work from the page?

Not through CirculateQR. You can link to your own online shop or payment page; payment happens there.

How do we see inquiries?

They're listed in the code's Responses in your dashboard, so check it during the show.

Can I add video or audio?

Add a link to video or audio hosted elsewhere, such as YouTube. Media isn't embedded in the page.

Can I reuse the code for the next exhibition?

Yes. Edit the page for a new work and publish again.

Start with the Art Gallery template

The template opens in Studio with starter content filled in. Change the text, pick a design and download. The free plan needs no card.