There is a synergistic relationship that exists in the art world between artists and gallery owners.  Artists typically spend years honing their craft, and when their artwork is at a stage where they want to share it, they will take it to gallery owners in the hopes of obtaining a gallery showing.  The artist needs the gallery to show off the artwork so that it can become better known by the public, and the gallery needs the artist in order to have something to draw visitors inside the gallery.  Both artists and gallery owners find a variety of uses for plastic bubble pouches.  These are bubble wrap bags that are used for transporting and storing artwork, providing the protection needed to preserve and protect the surface of all types of fine artwork.  

Artists use bubble pouches in several different ways.  Transportation is a big reason for their use.  Artists need to bring samples of their fine art photography or paintings in to a gallery owner in order to set up a showing at the gallery.  For this reason, artists use bubble wrap pouches to protect the surface of their artwork during transportation.  

The bubble wrap pouch is also used for storing artwork.  As the artist's collection of pieces grows, he or she will need to find appropriate ways to store some of the pieces, and the bubble wrap bag is perfect for this purpose.  There are air pockets injected in between strong sheets of polyethylene, so that even if your artwork is jostled or bumped, it will be protected by those air pockets in the bubble wrap bag.  Another benefit that comes from using the bubble wrap bag for storage is that you can see through them easily, so you can see the artwork inside the bag.  Bubble wrap bags come in a wide range of sizes perfect for all varieties of artwork, and they are reusable, saving you money on storage costs.  

Gallery owners also use bubble pouches for storage and transportation.  Bubble pouches also have an additional common use in a gallery setting, and that is when one of your pictures sells, very often it will need to be shipped to the new owner.  In this instance, the artwork goes inside a bubble wrap pouch, which is then placed inside a box for shipping.  You can also add cardboard corner protectors for framed pieces, and the bubble wrap bag can be sealed with tape or with a hook and loop fastener.  

You can find bubble wrap bags at better online frame supply houses.