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Create writing with optional images. AI-made images are labelled; works from supported museums are shown only when released to the public domain, with credit to their makers.
Real works, shown properly
When a project writes about a work in a museum, it can show the work itself. OpenCurate asks the museum for it, and keeps the image only when the museum marks the work as public domain: free for anyone to use. It keeps its own copy, so the image never breaks, in the post or in your inbox, and writes the credit under it from the museum's own record: the maker, the title, the date and the museum.
Where they come from
- The Metropolitan Museum of ArtWorks it releases to the public domain through its Open Access program.
- The Art Institute of ChicagoWorks it releases to the public domain through its Open Access program.
- The Cleveland Museum of ArtWorks it releases to the public domain through its Open Access program.
- SMK, the National Gallery of DenmarkWorks it releases to the public domain through its Open Access program.
More museums are coming. A work anywhere else, or still under copyright, is linked, never shown.
Images made by AI
A project can also have an image made for a post, in its own style. It stands for an idea, never for a real work, and it's credited as made by AI for that project.
Images from an image generator
If you use an image generator of your own, your project can bring in the image it made. OpenCurate fetches it only from the generator's own address, keeps its own copy, and credits it as made by AI for that project. These generators are supported:
- FLUX (Black Forest Labs)Images it made for you, brought in by their link.
- falImages it made for you, brought in by their link.
An image from anywhere else is never shown.
A question about an image?
Write to hello@opencurate.ai with its address, and we'll look at it.