Could anyone give me suggestions on how to hang 2-D work in a way that would deter or prevent theft? I work at an art gallery on a CSU campus that displays art in high-access public areas. Currently, we are securing the works to the wall with an additional wire that loops the hanging wire of the framed work with an eye-screw which is screwed into the wall. This has proven to deter theft because it takes atleast a minute to manipulate the wire in order to release the piece from the wall. However, if someone is equipped with wire cutters, they could remove the work in a matter of seconds. Because our shows run for approximately a month each, we need to have a fairly easy and simple way of securing these works to the wall, but I'm afraid that we are compromising the safety of the works for timeliness of installment. If you have any suggestions, please e-mail my personal address. Thank you. Deborah Bain The Student Center Art Gallery San Francisco State University