The Virtual Walls Museum is a new international initiative and collaboration between Allrwell Ltd. and Projective Artists' Museum.

In its current form, it is being set up in order to create a new concept in the international art scene. Established and well-known artists from around the world will be able to exhibit their work as well as independent, lesser-known creators whose quality of work is worthy of exhibition. At this stage in their career, it is not certain that they would be able to show their work in other museums.

The Virtual Walls Museum is a continuation of the International Artists' Museum - an organization that has presented over 200 exhibitions and artistic projects worldwide, including the "Markers" project at the

Venice Biennale, as part of auxiliary exhibitions at the Documenta in Kassel, at the Edinburgh Festival and in another 20 countries around the world.

The Virtual Walls Museum will be open to all visitors regardless of race, religion, sex or ethnic background and will be a place to exhibit art meant for everybody to see.

The idea is to maintain and show exhibitions divided into general themes with cultural and social meaning. The different wings will appear on the front page according to their topic and each artist can propose his or her work for exhibition in the suitable wing.

The Virtual Walls Museum will also open a unique shop offering practical services to artists and their clients.

In addition to exhibiting in the Museum (solo or themed group shows), artists will be able to participate in the selling of their work in the shop. The shop will allow the artist to purchase information and services such as insurance for their art, aid in pricing, curator-written articles about the exhibition, production of professional catalogs and graphic design services, construction of an internet site for the artist and advice on addition places to show the work in professional galleries, museums and art fairs abroad.

The Virtual Walls Museum is committed to upholding suitable professional standards. Museum curators will receive all exhibition proposals sent to the website by artists, examine them and confirm participation. Artist and cultural organizations interested in participating in one or more of the Museum's exhibitions are invited to fill out the attached form from the website.