How to browse sites and use the site map
Find gallery locations on a map and browse the shows, artists and work at each one.
- Click Sites in the navigation bar to open the Sites list page.
- At the top of the page a map shows every site that has coordinates set. Each site appears as a blue pin marker.
- Click any marker to open a small popup showing the site name. Click the site name link in the popup to go directly to that site's page.
- Pan the map by clicking and dragging. Zoom in and out using the + / − buttons in the top-left corner, the scroll wheel on a mouse, or a pinch gesture on a touchscreen.
- Below the map, site cards list all published locations with their name, city, and a View link. Click either the card image or the View link to open the site detail page.
- On a site detail page you can browse the shows, artists, and artworks associated with that location. Navigation links such as shows, artists, and artworks maintain the site context — the site name and icon stay in the navbar, and links go to site-scoped URLs rather than the global listing.
- Curators lists everybody who has curated a show. Nobody is marked as a curator anywhere: it is worked out from the shows themselves, so curating one puts you on the list and having your last one unpicked takes you off it. Inside a venue it lists who has curated there; outside one, everybody who has curated anywhere. Only shows you can see count, so a draft show’s curator is not listed publicly.
- Staff, and a director of the venue being viewed, get an “Email addresses” fold at the top of the Curators page with the whole list ready to copy. It is always the list on screen: filter to a venue and you get that venue’s curators, so there is no separate page to keep in step. Paste it into BCC rather than To, or every curator sees each other’s address. A director only gets this on a venue they run — running one venue does not hand them every curator on the network.
- To leave the site context and return to the global view, click the × button next to the site name in the navbar, or choose a top-level section from the main navigation.