New Zealand 3D Innovator exhibbit.com Ready to Rock the Art World with Virtual Galleries

Auckland, New Zealand, February 15, 2011 --(PR.com)-- New Zealand based 3D innovator exhibbit.com today launches its suite of 3D virtual art galleries to a worldwide audience, bringing to market the result of 5 years research and development.

Jason Catterall, Business Development Manager for the company: "For the first time, art can be viewed online the way it was meant to be viewed, in three dimensions. The galleries offered by exhibbit rival the finest bricks and mortar galleries for ambiance, decor and lighting, and allow individual artists or gallery owners to reach a worldwide audience not possible before."

"From artists struggling to get their work noticed, to galleries with too many works and not enough wall space, exhibbit provides a stunningly realistic solution," says exhibbit.com CEO Peter Worrall. "An exhibbit show can be embedded into an email or website, shared via Facebook, Twitter or any other social media platform. You don't even need a website to showcase your work as all exhibitions are hosted free on the exhibbit website. We're about to change the way that art is viewed online."

For the art viewer it’s absolute magic... just like being in a real gallery without having to actually go to one. You can stay as long as you like, going where and when you want. Fill the screen with a detail of the art or glide backwards across the marble floor to see the work alongside others, instantly giving size and scale to the work. Not only does an exhibbit event avoid the intimidation that many people feel visiting a gallery, but It's also intuitive, totally immersive and a natural way to view and enjoy art.

With online marketing of art rapidly becoming an intrinsic part of the sales process, the company provides a range of exhibbit spaces to suit individual artists through to large dealer galleries. They also offer a bespoke service that can totally recreate a private or municipal gallery or even museum in every detail, allowing simultaneous online exhibitions of bricks and mortar shows.

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