A gallery of an "omakase" (chef's choice) sushi meal I had in Eigikutei in Japantown, Los Angeles. They put a lot of effort into the visual presentation (as well as the taste 😋) in their course meals so I thought it'd be the perfect thing to test out TEIA's new curations system. https://teia.art/curations [Link will be live once pushed to main.]
Prices in a curation are set by the curator and can differ from what the same work lists for elsewhere. Buying through a curation is coming soon.
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.