Step 5: Measurements and hardware are vital. Be consistent with your spacing between pieces. “Three inches is always a good starting point,” recommends Farrell. Whatever you choose, stick with it; otherwise, your gallery may look chaotic and cluttered in spots. Avoid nails and use picture framing hooks. Heavier pieces of art will need more than one tension point. To keep your frames from shifting every time someone opens or shuts a door, the secret is to use museum putty on the inside corners.
Gallery walls are as dynamic and unique as the art they showcase. Look at some examples online, see what you like, and mimic it. Using the golden rules of light, composition, spacing, balance, and hardware, you will be sure to create an excellent gallery, but it all comes down to trusting your eye and enjoying yourself expression.
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