Museum Displays
We produce museum displays that are durable and attractive. From small local
museums to the Smithsonian, we've done museum displays that delight the viewer.
Our museum graphics typically are printed with UV inks so they never fade and
are mounted to gatorboard to remain flat. We usually apply a matte or crystal
laminate to protect the surface.
We've also done backlit museum graphics to be displayed in light boxes or tables, and wallpaper to cover large areas.
The museum exhibit at the right (photo from above) is at the Des Moines County Heritage Center, Burlington Iowa, and was designed by Will Thompson of Armadillo Arts. It has a backlit table piece surrounded by six traditional museum display pieces.
Here our work is on display in the Grand Rotunda of the Smithsonian.
The pictures are from the winners of the Nature's Best Magazine annual
photo contest winners.
In this case, we printed the photos and mounted on foamcore board, and the customer
put the photos into their frames.
Here's a backlit museum display, also from
the Des Moines County Heritage Center.In this
case, a large backlit piece was created to fit in
an existing window. Daylight provides the lighting,
and the view out the window is the same view you
would have today, except 100 years ago.
And, of course, we make outdoor banners to
advertise your upcoming museum exhibits.
Above, a banner outside the New
Hampshire Historical Society announcing
an exhibit of nature photographer Ralph Larrabee.
