Art hanging system

Master the art of hanging artwork from the ceiling with innovative display techniques. This guide covers the selection of the right hardware, such as ceiling hooks and adjustable hanging systems, to securely and aesthetically suspend your art. Learn how to measure and adjust cable lengths for precise positioning, creating dynamic visual interest in any room.

'No More Holes in the Wall' Art & Picture Hanging System: Create a sturdy art and picture hanger for less than $20 PER ROOM! We use this in the SoHa Arts Building. We researched so many expensive systems used in museums, etc. and realized, "hey, we're makers!" and devised this system that we use everyday…

Experts in Hanging Picture Frames, Mirrors, Picture Hanging Systems, Picture Rails, Gallery Walls and Picture Lighting, Artwork Installation.

I have been hanging paintings on my walls. Every time I move them, I make more holes. We moved the mantel to another wall and all the paintings in the living room will have to be rearranged. There…

This DIY tutorial, you can build one for less than half the cost of a professional art gallery hanging system.

Image This recent show of student work by the Massachusetts Art Education Association successfully used plastic hanging tabs to hang unframed art, a technique that's proven very effective for many of their exhibitions. , Many Gallery System users — including artists and teachers — need to hang unframed art on a regular basis. We’d like to share some tips from our customer service team on art hanging for works that are matted, wrapped in plastic, or presented in other less-formal ways. One…

Although this can be found in old homes, it might be time to modernize it.

Systematic Art is a manufacturer of quality museum-grade art and picture hanging systems for interior designers, architects, galleries, museums, and more.

When my friend Renee Mueller told me that she loved my wall easel so much, she would make one for her studio and paint it white. I thought, "wait! why didn't I paint mine white?"So on Saturday, I did just that. It took me over 3 hours to paint this easel as I used a small brush (I didn't think about that one!), and it needed two coats of paint. I liked how the pine strips matched the ceiling and tied it together, but I also thought the cross lines were a bit distracting when I hung up…