Art is subjective, so it can be difficult to organize your art work in a way that pleases you. It’s important to display your art work in an organized manner so you can easily enjoy it and also make sure it’s protected from harm. This blog is about how to clean, organize and re-frame art work in your home. There are many ways to display art work, but this blog will focus on the various options for displaying photos, paintings and other works of art.

There are several ways to display your art work:

1. Framed/Mounted

2. Unframed (Hanging)

3. Stretched on a Wall

4. On Easels

Hi, I’m Sarah and I’m the blogger and photographer behind Pro Art. My mission is to provide you with the latest art news, DIY tips for art hanging, and tutorials on how to organize pieces in your home. I’m here to help you display your art beautifully in your home.

Tired of cleaning and organizing your art? Unsure of how to properly display it? Tired of seeing your artwork in piles and stacks that you feel embarrassed about?

Then Pro Art is for you! We will teach you how to clean, organize, and re-frame art work in your home.

Art is valuable, but it can be hard to figure out how to display it correctly in your home. Here are some tips and tricks on how to clean, organize, and re-frame art work in your home.

There are a few wonderful things about having art work in your home; one is that it makes an environment more lively for those who live there, and for guests. However, like all things, too much art can create clutter. A room that’s too cluttered looks smaller, less inviting, and frankly a bit shabby.

Artwork needs to be properly cleaned, organized and re-framed if at all possible before it’s hung up in your home. It might even need to be cleaned again over time if you become a collector of certain types of artist or styles of art.

Artwork has many different mediums that can vary the way you care for it; oils and water colors require different cleaning procedures than acrylic paint or finger paints for example. If possible try to find out what type of medium was used by the artist before cleaning the artwork yourself.

Here are some tips on how to clean different types of art:

Acrylic Paint – Acrylic paint is permanent when dried so you don’t have to worry about damaging the

Art is a very popular thing to collect, but one of the most common complaints of collectors is how difficult it is to display art in their homes. This blog will focus on how to correctly hang, arrange, and store your art work. We will also discuss the many different types of art and what they are best suited to.

Art is a very personal thing and tastes vary widely, so we won’t be addressing specific artists or pieces- just the general principles of organizing and displaying art work. Because there are so many different types of collectors with different tastes and budgets, we have a lot to cover! So let’s get started!

You can click on the links below for more information about the different types of art out there!

Hi! My name is Lisa and I am the blogger behind Pro Art. I’m an artist and art teacher, who has been working for the past 10 years as a professional curator. I spend my days organizing art shows, teaching art to adults and kids, and helping artists get their work out into the world.

Towards the end of 2012, I started blogging about how to display art in your home. As an artist myself, I have always struggled with this issue: how do you display your own work in your home? Not just what is “best” for the piece, but also what will please YOUR eye? How do you make it all work together?

I realized that many of the same principles that apply to displaying artwork in a gallery (such as color theory and balance) can be applied to displaying artwork in your home.

Hi, I am a professional artist. My name is Stacey and I have been painting professionally for about 20 years. My husband, Don and I are the owners of a local art gallery here in the Portland area. We have been thinking about starting this blog for a while now, and we are ready to get started!

We would like to share information with you about how to display art in your home. We will be posting blogs about various topics including:

* How to organize art

* How to frame art

* Tips for purchasing fine art

* How to display art in your home

After doing some research on the internet we found that there were lots of places where you could find information on how to display fine art, but we could not find much information on how to display other types of artwork such as photos or prints. So we plan on sharing our ideas with you so that you can make your home more beautiful through the use of artwork.

If you are interested in displaying photos and prints in your home, please visit our blog at http://www.proartblog.com/ . We will be adding new tips each week as well as publishing articles from our own collection of articles written by artists, collectors and dealers from all across the United States

Art is part of our lives, but most people rarely think about the organization and placement of their pieces. The way we display and organize art work can have a major impact on the composition of our homes. Artwork is an investment that may be worth a lot of money, but it should be enjoyed and appreciated in the home first!

If you have a fine art collection, you should ensure that it is properly mounted and framed to protect against any damage. If you have an antique piece, it needs to be framed as well so that it does not deteriorate.

Artwork should be displayed in such a way as to bring out its best qualities and enhance its presence in your home. You want your paintings, prints and other pieces to stand out without distracting from other items in the room or creating a cluttered look. When you are putting together an exhibit, you want the art to speak for itself.

Artwork can also help create a mood or theme in your home. Even if you do not have other artwork or decorations in your home, having one or two pieces around will still make for a more interesting look overall. As with any other type of interior decoration, it is important to plan carefully how you will display your pieces so that they enhance the space as