Echo Glitter.: a portable art museum

Three art pieces in frames. The one of the left is pink, green, purple, and white. They are four drawings of plants. They look like plants one might find in a desert. Somewhat like cactuses. The piece is encased in a gold frame. The center image is of a woman with brown skin and blue hair. She looks off into the distance and has a slight smile on her face. The image sits in a gold circular frame. On the right is another art piece similar to the first one. Four different drawings of orange, teal, black, and white plan life. Though one of the drawings looks more like geometric shapes. These plants look somewhat of the desert, as well. And it is in a square gold frame. On their side of these art pieces are gold flourishes. The names of these pieces are at the botton of the website and they include links to the art as well.

"Coming Soon" headline in art deco font on top of a gold-colored brushstroke.

Welcome to Echo Glitter.: a portable art museum! What is a portable art museum, you ask? I define it as "curated artistic images in a zine or website that you can take anywhere and enjoy." Maybe it can serve as inspiration. Or aid in healing. Or act as a respite in a weary world. Each month, our site will unveil a new exhibition featuring public domain and open source art from Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums. This exhibition will contain:

A main exhibit of public domain and free-to-use art curated by me.
A link to an online exhibit from a gallery, library, archive, or museum.
An artistic prompt/exercise.

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Header art: 1. Four plant form compositions by André Durenceau 2. Girl with Blue Hair by Blanche Grambs 3. Four plant form compositions by André Durenceau