From Library Art Show to Comic Con Backdrop
Posted by Julie Wenckowski on May 2nd 2016
Library staff know how to stretch a budget—and a good idea. At Laurel County Public Library in London, Kentucky, the search for an art display led to a solution staff could use for exhibits, program backdrops, and even Comic Con photos.
Screenflex room dividers fit the bill, and staff soon found more ways to put them to work.
Ready for the Next Exhibit
The dividers arrived fully assembled, so staff could roll them into position and start displaying artwork. Tackable panels accepted pins, tacks, and staples, while locking corner casters helped keep the display in place. When the exhibit changed, the dividers could move to another area or fold compactly for storage.
A Little Imagination Goes a Long Way
Staff also used the dividers for a Comic Con selfie station. Even the shipping boxes got a second act: the team turned the cardboard into a dimensional cityscape backdrop.
Planning your next exhibit? Explore art displays to give your library’s creativity room to shine.