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Framer templates for artists.

Atrium ($49) is the pick for painters and illustrators: work hangs in museum frames in a scroll-driven gallery with wall labels, plus an Exhibitions timeline. Still (free) suits visual artists with a contact-sheet gallery and a photo archive on the CMS, and Nostalgia.exe (free) gives illustrators a portfolio dressed as a 2001 desktop. You remix it into a free Framer account and edit on the canvas, no code.

An artist site should feel like a room your work hangs in, not a feed it scrolls past in. These templates give each piece space, with layouts that suit series, editions and statements.

Images are native fills and every caption is an editable text layer, so updating for a new body of work takes minutes.

Atrium

Portfolio · $49 ★ Featured

COMMON QUESTIONS

How do collectors and galleries get in touch?

Atrium has a Contact page, and Nostalgia.exe has a New Message contact form. Still has 13 designed pages, so open its live demo to see how visitors reach you before you choose.

Where do I list exhibitions and write about my work?

Atrium has an Exhibitions timeline and a Journal with article pages. Its Works and Journal collections run on the CMS, so a new piece or a new post is a new entry.

Can I swap the demo art for my own without code?

Yes. Click any image or text on the Framer canvas and change it, or describe the change to Framer's AI agent. In Atrium, swapping the demo art for your own takes a couple of clicks.

Do I need a paid Framer plan?

Editing and publishing on a free Framer link work on the free plan. A paid Framer plan is only needed to connect your own domain and remove Framer's badge. Still and Nostalgia.exe are free; Atrium is $49.

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Portfolio · $49 ★ Featured