> If I put the framed images in transparent plastic bags in a bin,will
> the bags hold up for a two hour reception, or am I asking for
> trouble having frames in a bin as the bags may tear and the frames/
> backing of the pictures may get damaged?
>
> What do do people do for bins. Is this something that you have
> bought online (where) or is it something that you made for yourself
> (what materials).
Clearbags (www.clearbags.com) will probably hold up with frames. You
could also use cardboard framers corners (http://bit.ly/dS8fJH) or try
your local framer or art supply house.
Larger bins are available from Armstrong Display (http://www.armstrongproducts.com/print-bin09.htm
) and ProPanels (http://www.propanels.com/stands.html).
Folding bins are cheaper, but may not hold much framed work well.
Check Jerry's Artarama or Dick Blick.
http://www.artshowphoto.com/pages/22x28bin.htm
http://www.dickblick.com/products/richeson-canvas-print-racks/
http://bit.ly/eoRZqZ
Or you can build your own. See these blog posts for some examples that
I've made over the years:
http://www.parkerparker.info/studio/blog/?p=587
http://www.parkerparker.info/studio/blog/?p=30
http://www.parkerparker.info/studio/blog/?p=9
Larry Berman has an article on the artshowphoto.com website detailing
how to build a small (16x20) standing bin.
http://www.artshowphoto.com/pages/16x20bin.htm
Jim Parker
parkerparker :: design | photography
http://www.parkerparker.info
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