Art fair booth ideas

Art fair booth ideas, tried with your own works

Look at 4 ways to hang a booth, then hang your own works on a booth and see how they sit from six spots in the aisle.

For artists and galleries planning a booth. The booths are photoreal pictures made for situ, not photographs of real stands.

Then add the next: two works without an account, up to 8 with a free one.

From across the aisle
Up the aisle
Down the aisle
Left wall
Back wall
Right wall

Two sample paintings on the booth. Add your own works above and they take the samples’ place.

Ideas
4 hangs, each shown on the booth it suits
Booths
The same booths as the editor, from an artist’s stand to a gallery booth
Works
Up to 8, each at its real size and framed at its framed size; two without an account
Hanging
Drag a work along its wall in any view, and it moves in all of them
Price
Free to try, with no account. The views download on Artist and above, £9 a month

Ideas

Four ways to hang a booth

  1. Art fair booth, seen from the aisle

    One line at eye level

    Hang every work with its centre at the same height, with equal gaps, along the longest wall. It suits a series of similar works, and it reads calmly from the aisle.

    Open this booth
  2. 12 m² art fair booth, seen from the aisle

    A salon hang

    Fill the back wall with works of mixed sizes, close together, the largest near the middle. It shows how much you have, and it suits a booth with many smaller works.

    Open this booth
  3. Small art fair booth, seen from the aisle

    One feature work

    Give the back wall to one large work and hang the smaller ones on a side wall. A visitor sees the big work from the aisle and walks in for the rest.

    Open this booth
  4. Artist fair stand, seen from the aisle

    A grid of equal works

    Hang works of one size in rows and columns with the same gap between them. It works on a short wall, such as an artist’s stand, and it makes a set look like one piece.

    Open this booth

How it works

Try an idea with your own works

  1. STEP 01

    Pick an idea

    Read the four hangs and open the booth one of them suits.

  2. STEP 02

    Hang your works

    Upload each work with its size and drag it along the walls, trying the idea. Every view that sees a wall follows.

  3. STEP 03

    Keep the best

    Download the views, or make a proposal PDF with the booth and your works, on Artist and above.

Questions

Frequently asked

Which hang is best for a small booth?
A small booth reads best with fewer works hung at one height, or one large work and a few small ones. Try each on a booth of your size and look at it from the aisle.
How many works fit?
Each work hangs at its real size, so you see at once whether a wall takes them all. Up to 8 works hang together.
Is it a photograph of a real booth?
No. The booths are photoreal pictures made for situ, not photographs of real stands.
What does it cost?
Hanging a booth and looking at the views are free, with no account. Downloading the views needs Artist (£9 a month) or above. No view carries a watermark.

Try a hang before the fair

Hang it free, with no account.

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