Pottery Display?

Oct 28, 2005 2 Replies

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slgraber

check out that gallery to see their style of displays, but also see others. depending on your style of work, simply throwing a colored cloth over an area with various elevated boxes might work. or straw or sand or dried leaves... or, the classic pillar. see ya steve

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check out that gallery to see their style of displays, but also see others.

depending on your style of work, simply throwing a colored cloth over an area with various elevated boxes might work. or straw or sand or dried leaves...

or, the classic pillar.

see ya

steve

Personally I think the classic pillar, or plinth, do not clutter so that it looks like good work not a craft sale. Business cards placed beside the work is best. Replacement pieces hidden away for any that sells. Think uncluttered, classy, arty, it is after all a gallery. Good luck.

What makes for an effective Display? I've been approached by a gallery to display my pottery. Its functional stoneware: mugs,bowls jugs etc. also vases. dishwasher/ food safe etc.... do I need hang tags? brochures, postcards or just a business card? I have a logo but should i use a photo of the pottery?


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