Exhibit enables web site authors to create dynamic exhibits of their collections without resorting to complex database and server-side technologies. The collections can be searched and browsed using faceted browsing. Assorted views are provided including tiles, maps, etc.

This is the official Exhibit site with live examples.

Documentation

For Authors	For Contributors
How to make your own exhibits	How to help us improve Exhibit
Quick Link: Migrating to 2.0
Examples
See exhibits made by us and other people

For the academically inclined, here's a paper (draft).

Help Us Out!

As of March 27 2008, Exhibit has moved over to Google

• Notice of move
• Simile Widgets home page
• Simile Widgets mailing list
• Simile Widgets FAQ

The original mailing list still exists but please move over all discussions of Exhibit, Timeline, Timeplot, and Timegrid to the Google mailing list.

The following links are left in for historical reasons

• Report bugs or add feature requests - sign up here
• Join our mailing lists and tell us what you think
• Contribute to this wiki - add how-tos, tips, links to your own exhibits, etc.

Credits

This software is developed from the research in the Haystack group and the User Interface Design group at MIT CSAIL, and maintained by the SIMILE project.

The development team for this software includes:

• David Huynh (original author)