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Art gallery displays

Digital signage for art galleries

Digital displays for galleries and exhibitions — artwork info, schedules and donor walls on any screen, managed remotely with Fugo.

Large digital display screen mounted on a wall in a gallery-style exhibition space
Why screens work in galleries

What digital signage for art galleries adds

Art gallery displays are simply screens, players and a CMS working together to show artwork context, orientation and recognition — replacing printed labels, static maps and vinyl donor boards that are slow and costly to update.

Give every piece its context

Show the title, artist, medium and story behind each work on a screen beside it. Update the wording the moment a piece is rehung or a new exhibition opens, with no reprinting.

Refresh exhibitions without reprinting

Rotate the content for a new show from your desk. Swap artwork images, labels and schedules across the gallery in minutes rather than reprinting boards for every change.

Help visitors find their way

Floor plans, gallery directories and exhibition listings on screen help visitors orient themselves and plan a route, so front-of-house staff field fewer directions.

Recognise donors and sponsors

A digital donor wall lists supporters and can be updated the day a new gift is confirmed — no engraving, no waiting, and room for far more names than a physical board.

Make screens explorable

With a touch-capable display, visitors can browse a collection, filter by artist or period and read more about the works that interest them at their own pace.

Run every screen from one place

Manage displays across galleries, floors and satellite venues from a single dashboard. Push updates, schedule content and check screen status remotely.

What to show

Content for art gallery displays

The screens around a gallery each do a different job — from labelling artwork to guiding visitors and thanking the people who make exhibitions possible.

Artwork info and labels

Digital labels beside each work carry the title, artist, date and a longer description than a printed card allows.

Wayfinding and gallery maps

Floor plans, room directories and route guides that help visitors navigate the building and find a specific exhibition.

Exhibition and event schedules

What is on now and what is coming — opening times, talks, tours and private views, scheduled to change automatically by date.

Donor and sponsor walls

A recognition screen that lists patrons, sponsors and members, updated the moment a new supporter is added.

Immersive video walls

Large-format video walls for a lobby or feature space, showing high-resolution artwork imagery and moving-image works.

Welcome and information screens

Entrance displays that greet visitors, set the tone for the current show and share practical information such as ticketing and facilities.

Fugo features

How Fugo powers gallery displays

Upload artwork, design the layouts, schedule what plays where, and manage every screen remotely — all in Fugo.

Show artwork in high resolution

Show artwork in high resolution

Upload high-resolution images and video into your media library and play them on any screen. Organise works into folders per exhibition, so refreshing a show is a matter of swapping content.

See how retail uses signage
Fill a wall with a video wall

Fill a wall with a video wall

Design content that spans a grid of panels as a single canvas in Design Studio, so a lobby or feature space can show artwork imagery across a full video wall.

Explore video walls
Schedule shows and events

Schedule shows and events

Set start and end dates so an exhibition’s content appears and retires on its own. Schedule opening hours, talks and seasonal shows without anyone touching the screen on the day.

Build touch experiences in Design Studio

Build touch experiences in design studio

On a touch-capable display, make any element on a slide touchable to build directories, collection browsers and information portals visitors can explore — no separate app build required.

See touch-screen signage
Common questions

Art gallery display FAQs

What are digital art gallery displays?

Digital art gallery displays are screens used around a gallery or exhibition to show artwork information, wayfinding, event schedules and donor recognition in place of printed labels and static boards. Like any digital signage, each one needs three things: a display, a media player, and a CMS such as Fugo to build the content and manage it remotely.

Can I update displays for a new exhibition remotely?

Yes. You build and update content centrally in Fugo and push it to any screen or group from one dashboard. When a new show opens you swap the artwork, labels and schedules once and every relevant screen updates — no site visit and no reprinting.

Can visitors interact with the screens?

With a touch-capable display, yes. You can build touch experiences such as collection browsers and gallery directories inside the Fugo Design Studio, where any element on a slide can be made touchable. See touch-screen digital signage for how it works.

Can Fugo drive a video wall in the lobby?

Yes. Fugo supports video walls: you design content that spans a grid of panels as a single canvas and play high-resolution artwork imagery or moving-image works across the whole wall. It is managed from the same dashboard as your other screens.