7 Art Booth Display Photos

The vivid colors of these gorgeous, large-scale paintings draw the eye from a distance.

If you're fortunate to have a booth that's open to customer walkways on one side, consider displaying some of your art on the outside wall of your booth space to draw in customers from all sides.

Also, notice the paintings displayed here are all from the same series. The unified color scheme and themes of the paintings work to make this display more striking and effective.

Gridwalls are a popular, portable option for displaying your art on the walls of your tent.

Notice the booth uses gridwall panels that have been covered in white fabric.

The covering creates an attractive, neutral backdrop for the art that's displayed. It also blocks the view to the back of the booth, hiding distractions and keeping the focus on the art.

This art booth display features a large-scale design placed front and center at eye level.

The large, striking design gives passing customers a point of focus. It illustrates the artist's style and invites passers by to come in for a closer look at some of the smaller prints.

Items are displayed using a combination of art hung directly on walls and shelves holding prints. Mixing up the type of display stands you use can help to soften the look of your display and add interest to your booth. 

This next photo is a little washed out, but I included it here because I wanted to show the fantastic lighting in this booth.

Notice there are two rows of lights across the front of the booth illuminating the paintings and ensuring they look their absolute best. The lights can be adjusted and moved along the track allowing the artist to ensure all areas of the space are well lit.

Art on display by The Critter Co.

Here's another example of gridwalls used as a framework to display art.

Rachel, the wonderful artist behind The Critter Co., has used a white backing to create a neutral backdrop to display her beautiful work.

In this case, the booth is under an extremely large tent provided by the show organizers. That blue and white stripe you can see at the top of the photo is the top of the large tent. There are many, many craft artists' booths in 10x10 spaces under that tent.

The artist has used her own craft tent as a framework for her booth. She has removed the canvas canopy from her tent frame. It's not necessary at this show because the larger tent provides protection from sun, wind and rain. 

The tent frame, however, provides a stable base for her gridwalls, and the tent sidewalls (the white you can see behind the gridwalls) block the view into neighboring booths, keeping customers focused on this artist's products.

Here's where you can see more art show display ideas including ways to hand painting when you don't have walls.

This booth is at the same show as the booth pictured above. Notice the striped canopy peeking out at the top of the photo.

I've seen this artist at several shows. She uses different booth setups at different shows, but I find the layout shown in this photo most intriguing.

Notice the wall pictured on the left of the photo (with the table in front). This wall is placed in approximately the middle of her 10x10 foot space, dividing the booth in half. I haven't seen the back of the booth, but I assume the artist uses that space to store extra stock and craft show survival supplies that she would want to keep hidden away from customers.

Here's the same booth as the one pictured above. It's at a different show, and this time it's under the artist's own craft tent. 

The layout is quite similar except, at this show, the tent frame, along with sidewalls and gridwalls are used to form the foundation of the display. 

It is a unique craft booth layout, but it's one worth considering if you need a way to bring your art closer to customers who are walking along the aisles at a show.

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