Do you struggle with figuring out the best ways of displaying your work? With this course I will be joined by my dad and exhibition installer extraordinaire Peter Dunstan as we talk all about the creative and practical aspects of presenting and displaying your glass artwork in a gallery setting.

Displaying your work doesn’t need to be stressful or an afterthought, and making good choices here is not only an essential part of doing justice to your hard work but it can also add value and make it more appealing to galleries.

We will cover:

• The various wall fixings available on the market, when to choose different types

• Making economical choices, and when to get the pricier fittings

• Case studies of different types of projects and the fitting choices made

• Identifying different types of walls and how to securely fix heavy panels to them

• Essential tools for DIY installation

• Options for display stands, from commercially sold to bespoke made to made from glass

• Options for lightbox framing

• Thoughts on utilising negative space and broader considerations for how artworks are positioned in a space

• Opportunity to discuss your own work and specific display considerations

Exhibitions Peter has installed include PROCESS at Blowfish Gallery, New Beginnings at Prior Gallery and Catherine’s stand at Made in Chelsea.

Maximum of 10 students to ensure individual attention and opportunity to discuss your work.