Broadcast Gallery Information

We deliver the highest level of customer experience and engagement with our Fine Art broadcast (silent slideshow) in your venue. Your patrons will stay longer and buy more of what you already do. You get a pure profit revenue stream from your unused wall space. We pay you 10% on all art sales - paid monthly. We pay you 10% on all "elegant ads" - paid monthly. We give you FREE in house advertising of all your specials & events. Advertising credit of $598 (our installation fee) on the network, FREE! Proactively market to like-minded high end venues in the network. No time, effort or expense, just a monthly "turnkey" income stream. Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Everyone loves Fine Art. People who watch the Broadcast Gallery are clearly the affluent sector of the market. They are engaged in the broadcast and are enjoying themselves. At each of our exclusive venues is a gorgeous large screen smart monitor kiosk, which play our fine art broadcast. The broadcast is a beautiful and elegant (15 second) slideshow presentation of masterpieces of all styles and price points, that are for sale. Discreetly placed between slides, are what we call "Elegant Ads". Ads show once every 1-5 minutes, depending upon the venues selection. Place your brand advertisement in front of upscale, upper-income patrons, in public view. Advertise the right way (a broadcast so enjoyable they can't ignore it), to the right people (the affluent), at the right time (when relaxed and enjoying themselves). More Info. Open Advertising Account or Login There are two ways to prosper as an artist or an artist organizations on the Broadcast Gallery network. 1) Publishing rights royalties, and 2) sales of art from the network. Not only do we pay a sales commission of 60% of the listed price when a work of art sells, we also pay royalties when artwork is shown on the network, everytime it is shown, in each venue it is shown. This royalty equals a percentage of the advertising revenue collected from the most recent ad and the subsequent ad ...