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Daily Archives: February 25, 2008

Art Festival Storefront Considerations

Art Naturally Posted on February 25, 2008 by Mary AhernAugust 3, 2018  
Connecticut Flower & Garden Show, before set-up by the artist, Mary Ahern

Connecticut Flower & Garden Show, 2/2008 before set-up

Doing Art Festivals, whether they are indoor or outdoor, are quite grueling events.

Basically what you are doing is building a moveable, temporary store. All the requirements for showing, selling and packaging your work are amplified since you must be able to set-up within an hour or two hour time frame in a temporary location. When you’re done you need to do the same in reverse and leave the location as you found it.

You need to design your store to be reflective of your style, visually inviting, easy to navigate & clearly representative of your body of work. You need to be able to give out information, write up and process sales, and provide packaging for customers to conveniently take home their purchases.

Connecticut Flower & Garden Show booth set up in February of 2008 for the artist, Mary Ahern.

Connecticut Flower & Garden Show booth set up in February of 2008 for Mary Ahern.

Your booth and all your furnishings must be collapsible and able to be moved from your vehicle to the staging area you have been assigned. Desks, racks, tables & chairs all need to be lightweight and folded for transporting. The selection of your display needs to take into consideration the space requirements of the work you’re going to sell and the total amount of space available in whatever means of transportation you will be using.

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