What is art.kubus?
kubus - your art companion: an open art platform and community-built art map for discovering, documenting and sharing public art, artists, institutions and AR layers in development.
art.kubus
Open art platform • public art map • cultural archive
art.kubus is an open, community-oriented platform for artists, institutions and art lovers. It connects public space, gallery space and the web through a shared art map, cultural archive and AR layers in development.
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Public & street art
art.kubus is an open, community-oriented platform for artists, institutions and art lovers. It connects public space, gallery space and the web through a shared art map, cultural archive and AR layers in development.
The map is more than a technical tool. It is a visual frame for the relation between artwork, space and viewer.
The community-built art map is also a public cultural archive. Public artwork records, locations, metadata and future archive layers can become easier to find, improve and preserve through open participation and resilient infrastructure.
The platform is designed around contribution: adding markers, improving descriptions, connecting artworks to artists and institutions, and building a public archive together. Governance and reward layers are experimental and will remain transparent as they develop.
AR is part of the long-term direction of art.kubus. Planned AR layers can extend physical artworks with digital context, 3D objects, animation, sound or interpretation without replacing the encounter with the artwork itself.
kubus - your art companion: an open art platform and community-built art map for discovering, documenting and sharing public art, artists, institutions and AR layers in development.
It is both a community-built art map and a broader platform for cultural participation. The map is the entry point; profiles, institutions and archive layers extend it.
AR layers are in development and should be described as planned or experimental until the implementation proves that a feature is publicly available.
The project is developing decentralised cultural infrastructure for public archive replication, optional identity, provenance and governance experiments. Core discovery remains accessible without crypto-first framing.
This page is maintained by the art.kubus editorial team using public-source research, local context, and community-verified map contributions.
Editorial and research team: art.kubus editorial team