Art Fair & Gallery Display Lighting

LED display lighting for art fairs, gallery booths and photography exhibits

Shop high-CRI display lights for paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and gallery-style exhibition walls. Adjustable arms and clamps place light above the artwork without taking up floor or counter space.

Choose lighting for the artwork

  • CRI 90+: helps artwork, paper, pigments and surface detail appear more natural.
  • 3000K: creates a warmer presentation for traditional art, wood frames and hospitality settings.
  • 4500K: provides a balanced neutral appearance for mixed media, prints and photography.
  • Tri-CCT: lets travelling exhibitors compare warm, neutral and cool white at different venues.
  • Wide beam: suits larger graphic walls and grouped work; adjustable spotlights suit individual pieces or feature areas.

For larger walls or bright halls, start with a 25W 3250lm arm light. For changing collections and unknown venue conditions, choose a Tri-CCT model. Check mounting height, wall width, frame reflections and ambient light before deciding quantity.

Questions before choosing your display lights

Will all 25W lights give the same color and brightness?

No. The selected fixed-CCT 25W model is 3250lm; the two 25W Tri-CCT models are 2500lm and switch between 3000K, 4500K and 6000K. Compare real artwork under the intended setting; CRI 90+ alone does not guarantee identical appearance.

How can I reduce reflections on glazed frames and photographs?

Test from visitor eye level and camera positions, then move or re-aim the fixture so reflections miss important detail. The selected 12W spotlight has a 68° beam; the selected 25W models have 120° beams. Choose spacing and distance from the actual wall and artwork.

Can the selected COB light and DC spotlight join a 25W power chain?

Do not assume this. The 20W COB is standalone and needs its own outlet; the 12W spotlight uses its included DC12V adapter. The selected 3250lm and linear Tri-CCT 25W models publish up to ten fixtures, nominally 250W; the clamp-on Tri-CCT model has no universal chain limit stated. Follow exact model instructions and the lowest system limit.

Prices include worldwide shipping and duties. Send wall dimensions, artwork sizes, mounting details, venue and event date through the contact page for help selecting a lighting layout.

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LED display lighting for art fairs, gallery booths and photography exhibits

Shop high-CRI display lights for paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and gallery-style exhibition walls. Adjustable arms and clamps place light above the artwork without taking up floor or counter space.

Choose lighting for the artwork

  • CRI 90+: helps artwork, paper, pigments and surface detail appear more natural.
  • 3000K: creates a warmer presentation for traditional art, wood frames and hospitality settings.
  • 4500K: provides a balanced neutral appearance for mixed media, prints and photography.
  • Tri-CCT: lets travelling exhibitors compare warm, neutral and cool white at different venues.
  • Wide beam: suits larger graphic walls and grouped work; adjustable spotlights suit individual pieces or feature areas.

For larger walls or bright halls, start with a 25W 3250lm arm light. For changing collections and unknown venue conditions, choose a Tri-CCT model. Check mounting height, wall width, frame reflections and ambient light before deciding quantity.

Questions before choosing your display lights

Will all 25W lights give the same color and brightness?

No. The selected fixed-CCT 25W model is 3250lm; the two 25W Tri-CCT models are 2500lm and switch between 3000K, 4500K and 6000K. Compare real artwork under the intended setting; CRI 90+ alone does not guarantee identical appearance.

How can I reduce reflections on glazed frames and photographs?

Test from visitor eye level and camera positions, then move or re-aim the fixture so reflections miss important detail. The selected 12W spotlight has a 68° beam; the selected 25W models have 120° beams. Choose spacing and distance from the actual wall and artwork.

Can the selected COB light and DC spotlight join a 25W power chain?

Do not assume this. The 20W COB is standalone and needs its own outlet; the 12W spotlight uses its included DC12V adapter. The selected 3250lm and linear Tri-CCT 25W models publish up to ten fixtures, nominally 250W; the clamp-on Tri-CCT model has no universal chain limit stated. Follow exact model instructions and the lowest system limit.

Prices include worldwide shipping and duties. Send wall dimensions, artwork sizes, mounting details, venue and event date through the contact page for help selecting a lighting layout.