There are more art institutions outsourcing exhibits to the general public. They're rethinking the rules of artist and museums. If you're not an art expert or professional, no worries.  There are museums around the world who are increasingly outsourcing the curation of their exhibits to the masses. At times they have asked the public to contribute their works of art as well. Art institutions produce quick and often inexpensive shows to boost ticket sales. 

As crowdsourcing initiatives go mainstream the roles of the museum and the artist are getting rethought. It's no longer only the highly trained professionals who decide what belongs on the gallery wall but the audience too. Here at AJPAM we will incorporate the common, local and the undiscovered to bring there works to the museum to showcase their talents the only criterion is their drawings and paintings represent music in some form or the other. 

This approach will help young artist from all walks of life to participate in the idea that art in itself isn't just on a canvas but the artistic mind creates on many levels here is where the brush and the drumsticks meet. The museum main gallery will showcase the works of (twin) artist who just so happens to be identical twins. They have a unique talent, that is, collaborating on one canvas together. There will be 3 other art studios within the main gallery, these will allow resident artist and others to express and create their works.