Curations.

teia.cafe's Curation isn't just a playlist - it's an on-chain exhibit, registered permanently on the TEIA DAO itself. Anyone can curate any artist's work, update it freely, and share or display the entire show as a single link.

  • universal player v2An update to teia.cafe's original site, our “universal gallery player” leverages our team's expertise in the arts and TEIA's stylistic diversity by allowing it to display/broadcast all types of formats in one seamless experience. (Images, audio, video, 3D models, text/blog posts, generative/code-based art, MIDI, PDFs, etc.)
  • Royalties enforced on multiple layersRoyalties are respected not only on primary sales, but on secondary and curation sales as well. Both artists and collectors can freely curate, list, sell and trade amongst each other knowing their incentives will always be aligned.
  • Curator-controlled commissionsSet your rate as a percentage or a flat fee with individual pricing, with no platform cap. Artists/collectors always get their asking price and more, can choose to curate their own work or have their fans/collectors make sales on their behalf.
Try it·the artist's royalty applies to the markup too
markup%
artist receives
5.375 ꜩasking price + 0.375
curator keeps
2.125 ꜩ
buyer pays
7.5 ꜩ

21 curations · registry contract
Curations are filed from teia.art/curations - whatever you make there appears here, commission and all.

Showing these works in public? Collecting a piece, or curating it, does not by itself give you the right to display it publicly or to use it commercially - a gallery wall, a venue, a screening, a stream, anything with an audience or a price on the door needs display rights from the artist. Private viewing is fine: look at what you own, or what you have curated, as much as you like. Rights for the rest are what our copyright marketplace is for - every licence artists have registered on-chain, and what each one lets you do.