Print display ideas

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Ever since I started doing outdoor art fairs again, I'm constantly getting swept up into new ideas for bigger and better booths... well maybe not bigger, but definitely more efficient ones for my art. I mean, have you been on Pinterest lately? There are so many drool worthy ideas and I wish that my art was a good fit for them.That being said, as a PAINTER there are a few things that have elevated my work at art shows (one being my mesh panel walls from Flourish Canopy). After doing weekend…

Sorry if I am doing this wrong; I'm not aware of the 'forum etiquette' as I am new to this site. I have been displaying prints in frames at art shows, but they take up a lot of space. I have many more photos I would love to display, but am not sure how to do it without damaging them. I love the idea of placing them in a scrapbook so people can flip through them, but I do not want them to get bent. I've also thought of simply showing 4X6 prints as proofs, offering a variety of different sizes…

Radha | Designer & illustrator | Hanging a sample of all my art prints on a clothes rack has been a game changer when it comes to my market sales! It looks cool, feels fun... | Instagram

Using hangers and clips to display art and other items. Scarves? Throws? Tapestries? You can even mount them on top of a consistent cardboard.

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I recently wrote How to make a good art show display and that blog I talked about limiting what you bring to show so that you don't over pack and end up making 20 trips between your car and your booth in 90 degree heat - yes I've learned from experience. But since I went over the idea of not taking to much I wanted to