As a registered artist of GateCityArt’s Online Gallery you will have full control over your own personal section of the gallery. This section is called your album. When you register with us at GateCityArt your personal album will be automatically created, this is where you will be able to upload your artwork to share on our online gallery. You will have full upload, edit, and deletion privileges of your personal album. Once you have uploaded your work to your album you will need to create a link for the work in the appropriate gallery section (i.e. Drawing, Painting, Film, Music, Sculpture, etc.).

How to upload your work:

1. You must be a registered member of the gallery. If you are not a registered member, please click here to register.
2. You must log in using the username you created during registration. To log in please follow the link at the top right corner of the gallery.
3. Once you have logged in you should be automatically taken to you personal album of the gallery. If you are not there is a link to your album in the top right corner.
4. Once you are at your album there will be a link that says “add photo” click the link and that will take you to the upload page.
5. Now you will attach the work using the “browse” button and add any captions or comments you wish. (The maximum file size that can be uploaded is 10MB, anything over that must be sent to us via email, snail mail, or by tracking us down or contacting us and setting up a meeting to exchange the work). Please do not upload extremely high resolution images; the largest an image should be is 1024 x 768. Anything larger than that will not fit on a normal monitor screen and it will be hard for a viewer to see the entire image.

How to Link your work to the appropriate Gallery Section:

1. You must be logged in to link your work
2. Go to your personal album
3. You must upload the work
4. Click on the work you want to link and you will then see a button on the left panel that says “Create Link”. Click that and choose the section you want to make the work be linked to.

How to delete your work you have uploaded:

1. You must be logged in to delete your work
2. Go to your personal album
3. If you want to delete an entire album the on the left side there is a toolbar and one of the options on it says “Delete Album”. Click on that, and then check the album you would like to delete. Then click the “Delete” button.
4. If you want to delete an image from you album then you can do it via one of the following ways: (You should be logged into your personal album)
   1. Click on the drop down menu under the image and choose the delete option.
   2. Click on the image and then on the left side menu choose the “Delete Photo” option and then check the image(s) you want to delete. Then click the “Delete” button.

CO-FOUNDERS:

• Douglas VanOast:
  comes from royal Belgium family who invented the wheel. He hopes one day to reinvent it, but has been hindered by obtaining his BFA-Design degree from UNCG. He spends his time listening to music and creating art when his is not unmasking the vast right-handed conspiracy. He is left-handed

• Chris Boyette:
  is an aspiring writer and student. He is majoring in English and Philosophy. He is a man of the people, never having won a pulitzer prize. He has curly hair and has been to Nebraska. He enjoys music, painting, and record players. He is left-handed.

• Raul Clement:
  is a genius, aspiring at mediocrity. In his spare time he is a Spanish major at UNCG. His hobbies include music and writing. He has difficulty getting up in the morning, but his undeniable talent for almost everything makes it easier. With great power comes great responsibility. Es zurdo (He is left-handed)

JOIN US:

If you would like to join us or help out please email us at gatecityart@gmail.com for more details

GateCityArt is a not for profit artist collective serving area artists in supporting, promoting, and providing feedback and information to further the growth and visibility of art in the triad area. gatecityart.org hosts art from varying mediums including independent music, theatre, film/video, literature, graphic art, and other visual and performing arts