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AnimatedSculpture Turntable Stand (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 0.75 m sculpture stand with a powered turntable: a white plinth, a steel deck ring and a turning platter carrying an abstract form.
Wall Display Case (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 1.2 m by 0.7 m wall mounted display case: a dark carcass with two white shelves, small abstract blocks on them and a glass front.
AnimatedVitrine Case (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 1.44 m vitrine: a white plinth carrying a glass box on dark corner posts with a lifting lid frame, the case a small or fragile work is shown in.
Bust Pedestal (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 1.1 m slim pedestal with a plain abstract head form on it: a tapered steel mass on a dark neck, placeholder geometry where a gallery would stand a portrait bust.
Display Plinth Tall (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The display plinth at 1.2 m on a 0.4 m footprint, for a small work held at eye level.
Abstract Sculpture Form (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 0.69 m abstract sculpture form: a linen block, a steel block offset on top of it and a red drum leaning off the stack, placeholder geometry for a plinth top.
Display Plinth (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 0.5 m square display plinth 0.6 m high: a white box on a recessed dark shadow gap, the stand a small work sits on.
Display Plinth Medium (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The display plinth at 0.9 m, the usual height for a small sculpture a visitor looks down into.
Picture Rail Section (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 2 m section of picture rail with two hanging wires: a dark rail, steel wires dropping 940 mm and sliding hooks on their ends, the system a gallery rehangs a room with.
Diptych Panel Pair (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A diptych: two 0.6 m by 0.9 m framed panels hung 80 mm apart as one work, with a shared abstract composition split across the gap.
Framed Canvas Cool (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The framed canvas in the cool palette, so a wall of several works reads as a hang rather than as one picture repeated.
Stretched Canvas (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 1 m by 0.8 m unframed stretched canvas: linen returns on a 45 mm stretcher with an abstract block composition carried round nothing, edges left plain.
Framed Canvas Panorama (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The framed canvas as a 2.2 m by 0.66 m panorama, for a long wall or the space over a bench, with the same abstract block composition.
Framed Canvas Tall (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The framed canvas in portrait at 0.7 m by 1.35 m, for the narrow pier between two openings, with the same abstract block composition.
Framed Canvas Large (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The framed canvas at 1.6 m by 1.2 m, the size a hung room puts on the wall a visitor sees first, with the same abstract block composition.
Framed Canvas (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 0.9 m by 0.7 m framed canvas in a dark moulding: a plain ground with an abstract composition of three colour blocks, a placeholder for a consumer's own artwork.
Gallery Bin (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 0.7 m gallery waste bin: a dark drum on a recessed plinth with a steel top ring and an open aperture, the one piece of housekeeping a public room shows.
Air Grille (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 600 mm by 300 mm supply grille: a dark frame with nine steel blades, the vent a sealed hung room needs high on a wall.
Rope Barrier Post (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A rope barrier post with a 1.5 m rope: a weighted base, a polished column, a ball head and a sagging red rope reaching the next post along +X.
Retractable Belt Stanchion (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A retractable belt stanchion: a weighted base, a post with a cassette head and a 1.2 m red belt drawn out along +X to the next post.
Gallery Bench Blue (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The gallery bench with painted blue slats, so a white room has one strong block of colour in the middle of its floor.
Gallery Bench Backed (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
The gallery bench with a three slat back, for the wall side of a room where a visitor sits facing one work rather than facing both ways.
Gallery Bench (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 1.56 m backless gallery bench: five oak slats on two cast ends with a tie rail, the seat that goes in the middle of a hung room.
Picture Light (Art Gallery and Exhibition Rooms)
A 500 mm picture light on a swan bracket: a wall plate, an arm and a half round shade with an emissive strip under it, the lamp hung over one framed work.