Every collector deserves a solo show.
A solo show is the milestone every artist works toward. Solo Show gives one to every collector: type any wallet or ENS name and its collection opens as an exhibition, with the most sought-after works up front, every collection in its own room, and a gallery you can walk through. There are no prices on the walls.
How a show is arranged.
The automatic arrangement reads the wallet, leaves out things that aren’t art (names, attendance badges, DeFi positions, spam), and ranks what’s left by what the market says it is worth: the floors of reviewed collections, and what each work actually sold for on chain. The strongest works open the show, the most valuable collections get their own rooms, and deep sets are matted as panels. Every automatic show says so on the page.
Where the data comes from.
Wallet contents, artwork media and collection details are read from the blockchain through Alchemy. Names, avatars and profile text come from ENS. Sale prices are read from the transactions themselves. Artwork images are resized through the wsrv.nl image service. Holdings can change at any time, and a show reflects the wallet as it was last read.
What belongs to whom.
The art belongs to its artists and its collectors. Automatic shows are arranged by the site from public wallet data; they are not curated or endorsed by the collectors or artists. A show a collector claims and publishes is theirs, credited to them, and can be withdrawn at any time. Solo Show is not affiliated with any marketplace. Work pages link out to Gondi first and OpenSea second.
Make it yours.
Claim your show to rearrange the walls, group works, and write the wall text, on desktop or mobile. Drafts stay on your device, and a shared draft travels inside its link. Publishing on this site requires a signature from the collection’s wallet and an ownership check. Publishing to ENS is optional and takes an Ethereum transaction.
What we measure.
We count visits, exploration and onward clicks to marketplaces, without keeping wallet searches, signed messages or visitor identifiers in analytics. A click shows interest; it doesn’t prove a sale. Browser Do Not Track is respected.