A gallery wall is a collection of framed art, photography, and/or decor pieces grouped together to form a display. This popular wall feature has been an interior design fixture for centuries, but ...

Visitor experience workers get to experience this experience; looking at people who are in turn looking at art. It makes for a surreal chain of perception. Many gallery attendants are also artists in ...

But today art dealers, designers, consultants and entrepreneurs in the art world are eschewing the gallery system, turning instead to the Internet to provide a conduit between artists and ...

Many homeowners stare at their phone's photo gallery and wonder how to bring those cherished memories to life on their ...

If you’re looking for inspiration (or need to fill your bare walls), browsing the photography section of a site like at Fine Art America can jump-start some decorating decisions.

Look at all of your pieces of art or photographs together as well as the frames. If you’re still not ready to commit to hanging the gallery pieces, use this design trick.

“Gallery walls give a visual wow factor,” says Paula Wallace, founder and president of Savannah College of Art and Design. “Lots of residences today are small.

Before coronavirus concerns closed down many cultural institutions, four photographers explored how people in New York look at, interact with and sometimes ignore art in the city.

The point of going to most galleries is to look at what’s hanging on the walls. Yet as part of his new show, the German artist Peter Zimmerman wants you to pay just as much attention to the ...

Essay. What Being a Museum Guard Taught Me About Looking at Art Working at the Guggenheim showed Bianca Bosker that reading labels makes it harder to see what’s actually in front of us.