Mounting Artwork Quiz

What is the purpose of mounting artwork?

• To attach the artwork to the wall

• To protect the artwork from damage

• To change the artwork's display in the future

• To create a three-dimensional effect

What is the difference between archival and non-archival mounting methods? Mark all that apply.

• Archival methods alter the original artwork, while non-archival methods do not

• Archival methods are temporary, while non-archival methods are permanent

• Archival methods can be easily changed in the future, while non-archival methods cannot

• Archival methods are intended to be long-lasting and do not damage the original artwork

What is wet mounting?

• A method of mounting artwork using wet adhesive

• A method of mounting artwork using heat and pressure

• A method of mounting artwork without any adhesive

• A method of mounting artwork using double-sided tape

Which method is generally preferred for permanently mounting paper prints?

• Wet mounting

• Dry mounting

• Plexi face mounting

• Plaque mounting

What is the purpose of float mounting?

• To create a three-dimensional effect

• To protect the artwork from damage

• To change the artwork's display in the future

• To attach the artwork to the wall

Which method is recommended for framing textile art?

• Mounting against foam board

• Using adhesive plastic corners

• Wet mounting

• Dry mounting

What is the primary quality of dry mounting?

• Creating a three-dimensional effect

• Protecting the artwork from damage

• Affixing the artwork securely using heat and pressure

• Allowing easy removal of the artwork in the future

What is the backing board used in plaque mounting?

• Foam board

• MDF fiberboard

• Di-bond

• Matboard

What is the recommended method for hanging dry mounted art?

• Using adhesive plastic tab hangers

• Attaching a wood or metal frame to the back

• Using metal French cleats

• All of the above

Which method is not recommended for large, heavy pieces of artwork?

• Using adhesive plastic tab hangers

• Attaching a wood or metal frame to the back

• Using metal French cleats

• Hanging from a wooden or plastic dowel