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Gallery System art hanging systems are great problem-solvers in art galleries and other display spaces - and sometimes they help with interpersonal issues, too. 

Artists and their representatives often want to reach audiences beyond those who can see their work in person. This frequently involves sharing images of art online, via social media or websites; guest blogger Carolyn Edlund offers suggestions for making these virtual displays strong and compelling, including the use of in-situ images.

Picture rail moldings, which date to Victorian times, were the original picture hanging system; Gallery System’s adjustable hangers for picture rail molding were recently featured on the home design site, Houzz.

Today’s Gallery Spotlight is a little different – it’s about a new online gallery that’s taking an innovative approach to connecting art lovers with artworks.

We are so pleased to announce this year’s ArtsUp award recipients, who were selected based on their unique and effective approach to encouraging arts in their community. This year’s awardees are all dedicated to providing access to the power of creative expression – both for artists and community members.

An artist opens a handsome new gallery for display of her cave wall petroglyph paintings – and offers practical suggestions for designing exhibits attracting and holding visitor interest.

A “lifestyle laboratory” uses art displays to help build business and social connections in Miami’s international professional design community.

See how a few simple techniques can maximize the effectiveness of any art hanging system, and prevent artworks from tilting, leaning or "floating" away from the wall - and get a look at a great display of visual materials at the new Butler Home Products company headquarters.

Planning for an open studio, art fair, or other event? In an article on the Luminous Landscape photography site, Gallery System provides some tips for creating effective displays that will attract and engage your attendee audience.