I have been asked to do a photo exhibition in a museum. The museum is The American Windmill Museum, https://windmill.com/. The exhibition will be near the gift shop but it will be in a large open spot. The exhibition will be focused on West Texas with wildlife, cotton landscape images and windmill landscapes. I have looked at different types of panels where I can hang different size prints on the front and back of them. Basically it is a trifold set up with two 3x3 panels on each section. Here is a look from the website. https://www.displays2go.com/P-32114/3-Panel-Art-Show-Display-U-Shaped-Design
I might go with a 4 panel set up just to give me more space. I'm wondering if any of you have any ideas that might be a little easier and maybe a bit more sturdy without making a huge construction project. I've done that before with a large framed peg board bifold. It was heavy and hard to set up in spaces. I have a heart condition that won't allow me to carry something very heavy.
A couple of 24x36 canvas wraps will be displayed on easels and I think I will be able to display a few photos of 13x18 on a table with smaller easels. All of the images will be available for purchase.
Anybody have any other ideas from your experiences?
Below is a few examples of what I will be displaying.
I might go with a 4 panel set up just to give me more space. I'm wondering if any of you have any ideas that might be a little easier and maybe a bit more sturdy without making a huge construction project. I've done that before with a large framed peg board bifold. It was heavy and hard to set up in spaces. I have a heart condition that won't allow me to carry something very heavy.
A couple of 24x36 canvas wraps will be displayed on easels and I think I will be able to display a few photos of 13x18 on a table with smaller easels. All of the images will be available for purchase.
Anybody have any other ideas from your experiences?
Below is a few examples of what I will be displaying.
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