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Exhibition wall label maker
Type the details of a work and its label takes shape beside them — museum, gallery card or minimal. Print a page of labels on card, or collect a whole show's and print them together.
Preview
No. 12
Eleanor Whitfield
b. 1978, Kiama NSW
Morning, Kiama, 2026
Oil on linen
60 × 90 cm
$2,400
An example — type the details of your work and it becomes your label.
10 × 6 cm · 8 to an A4 page
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Good to know
Art business glossaryWhat a label says
The usual order: the artist, the title in italics with the year, the medium, then the size — height before width. Keep it to what a visitor needs from a step away; the story belongs in the room sheet or on the work's page.
Hanging them
Galleries usually put the label to the right of the work, at the same height on every wall so the eye finds it. Print on heavy card, or mount on foam board, and fix with removable tabs. Print one first and read it from a step back.
The red dot
In a selling show, a red dot beside the label tells visitors the work has sold. Set the price line to Sold and reprint, or simply add a sticker. More in the glossary
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ArtFlow keeps the title, medium, size, price and history of every piece you make, and gives each public piece a page of its own — the page a label's QR code can open.