Framed art display

Here's how three artists transformed their booths to present their work effectively and draw in customers.

7 art booth display photos show you how to display paintings, prints, and photographs in your craft show booth.

Want to display your art in a way that will make it stand out? We've got some ideas.

Transforming your favorite book and magazine spreads into wall art without ripping out their pages/destroying your treasured first edition of Everyone Poops, Boox is a transparent, wall-mountable display case that showcases any open-faced bound publication as if it were floating thanks to a handful of included foam rubber balls that, once placed behind it, cause the pages of interest to press flush against the front.

Style No. 88369020; Color Code: 011 About Susannah Carson Susannah Carson is a self-taught artist with a background in classical literature as an academic, editor, and author. She's lived in Paris, Lyon, London, New Haven, San Francisco, and West Hollywood, and she currently divides her time between the Napa Valley where she was born and the prairies of rural Northern Oregon, where she lives with her husband, two dogs, and the town deer. Exclusively for Anthropologie 320 gsm fine art paper…

Wexel Art’s modern take on the floater frame. Neon pink, yellow, or rainbow-sided acrylic uses the magic of magnets to float art and photos in the center of the frame. Use vertically or horizontally on a table or hang on a wall. 4x6 Neon Pink Options: Steady Hands, Smoking Gun or Raise Your Hands 4x6 Neon Yellow Options: Steady Hands, Smoking Gun or Raise Your Hands 4x6 Rainbow Options: Steady Hands, Smoking Gun or Raise Your Hands

Turn a simple shelf into a compelling gallery wall by propping up art in a mixture of sizes and mediums, as seen here on HGTV.com.