How to Label Your Art for the Exhibition

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When working on an art exhibition, it's essential to label the art. Learn how to label your art with step-by-step instructions.

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Labels are often the most popular way of labeling your work.

To make labels, you will usually need cardboard or plastic, a pen or a computer, and some time to write them out or let them print.

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Include details like your name and the date created on the back of your art piece.

If you don't want to write directly onto it, use a sticky note, paper label, or another labeling with this info or image card: Name, title, size.

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One common problem among artists is not correctly labeling the back of their pieces.

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If you're using wall labels, this can make it hard to arrange them. So please be sure to include clear labels so we can tell which pieces go together!

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How to Label Your Art for the Exhibition

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When working on an art exhibition, it's essential to label the art. Learn how to label your art with step-by-step instructions.

Labels are often the most popular way of labeling your work.

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To make labels, you will usually need cardboard or plastic, a pen or a computer, and some time to write them out or let them print.

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Include details like your name and the date created on the back of your art piece.

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If you don't want to write directly onto it, use a sticky note, paper label, or another labeling with this info or image card: Name, title, size.

SUBSCRIBE

VISIT HERE

One common problem among artists is not correctly labeling the back of their pieces.

If you're using wall labels, this can make it hard to arrange them. So please be sure to include clear labels so we can tell which pieces go together!

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VISIT HERE

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