When displaying artwork, how you frame it can greatly affect its long-term preservation. Archival picture framing is designed to keep your valuable pieces in top condition for many years.

For environmentally conscious individuals, plexiglass presents a greener option.

Acidity causes harm to artwork through several chemical reactions. When art materials such as paper, ink, or paint are exposed to acidic conditions, they break down due to hydrolysis, oxidation, and more.

In the realm of art, framing is more than a protective measure; it profoundly shapes our perception and interpretation. From traditional elegance to modern sophistication, framing is both a boundary and a lens through which we experience art.

The evolution of framing art tells an engaging story about shifts in artistic practices and societal values over time.

Although direct sunlight is a major source of UV rays, it is important to recognize that these rays aren't limited to the sun.

Art brings creativity and history to life, telling stories through various forms such as paintings, sculptures, and photographs. However,...

You see the words but do you understand the significance? These choices are extremely important when it comes to framing art.

Elevate your fine art photos with the perfect frame: classic elegance, modern sleekness, or gallery-worthy sophistication. Choose wisely.

Preserve your treasures with Sherman Gallery's archival framing: acid-free matboards, conservation mounting, and UV-protective glass.

The art of perfectly hanging framed artwork lies in precise measurements. From wire or top, follow our guide for flawless displays.

We explore the key differences between plexiglass and regular glass as glazing materials for custom picture framing.