How to Hang Photographs at an Art Show Booth

Mount each photograph on a cardboard photo matting board. The precise mounting method varies according to the matting style. In some cases, you must slide the photo into a pocket that's secured with an adhesive strip, whereas others are secured in place with double-sided tape.

Cut a piece of craft wire for each photo. Use wire cutters to snip the wire. The wire should be 3 to 4 inches longer than the width of the photo matting.

Bend the ends of each wire into a 1-inch diameter loop. Secure each loop by wrapping the end of the wire around the wire at the base of the loop.

Run a 4-inch-long piece of Gorilla tape through each loop and attach the tape to the back of the photo matting. Position the loops on the matting back, one-third of the way down on each side. The wire length will extend across the back of the matted photo.

Place a tri-fold cardboard display board flat on a table and arrange the mounted photographs on the display.

Attach adhesive hooks to the display board. Mount one hook for each photo. Mount each hook so it will be positioned at the center of the photo, a few inches below the top of the photo mat.

Hang the photos on the display board by hooking the wire on the adhesive hook. Stand the display upright and stabilize the board by positioning the two side panels at a 30-degree angle relative to the back panel.