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Private printers outline high-resolution scanning, low-cost public-art display options
Summary
Representatives from Nevada Art Printers presented scanning and printing options to the Las Vegas Arts Commission, saying digital reproduction and fabric/aluminum frame systems can reproduce artworks at lower cost than hand-painted murals and can be applied to vehicles, walls, windows and floors.
Scott Proctor and Robert Park of Nevada Art Printers described high-resolution scanning and a range of printed applications to the Las Vegas Arts Commission during a presentation at the commission's meeting.
The vendors said modern printing materials and mounting systems make it possible to reproduce and install artwork more cheaply than traditional painted murals, and to place art on unconventional surfaces such as vehicle panels, utility boxes, windows and interior walls. "The theme of the presentation is, thinking outside the frame," Scott Proctor said, describing flexible exterior and interior materials and interchangeable aluminum-frame installations.
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