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For anyone who has never exhibited on the Green before here are a few ideas on how to display your photographs.
Firstly ensure that you have all the materials you require, useful items to have on the weekend could include string, pegs, masking tape, pen and
above all prints. The space available will hang at least 15 large mounted prints. Bring some plastic to protect your
prints in case of rain. A fold up chair would also be useful. Although there are plenty of café's and restaurants many exhibitors
bring flasks and sandwiches.
The most common method to exhibit prints is to stretch string between
the railings in two or three rows. The prints can then be attached to the string with pegs. Some exhibitors enclose
their prints in acetate covers to protect them. These however can be expensive.
Another method is to use the green gardening netting used by gardeners. This can be tied to the railings and again
the prints can be attached with pegs.
Prints can also be strung at home prior to the exhibition. This works well when all the mounts are the same size.
The string can be knotted and the prints will sit
between two pieces of string. This is a quick and convenient method to hang the prints.
Prints could be attached to light board which can then be hung on the railings with string.
These are just a few ideas on how you can hang your prints. If you do get stuck your fellow exhibitors will always be willing to assist with advice, materials
etc.
If you look at the photographs of the 2002 exhibition included on this site you will some of these suggestions in use.
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