Showing posts with label Exhibit Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibit Design. Show all posts

Marquette University Law School History Exhibit



The Law School at Marquette University has moved into a brand new building. To mark this new chapter, LP/w was asked to create a historical exhibit worthy of this prominent program. Lawyers love words. Exhibits are typically light on words. The challenge was to an experience that elegantly balance those two extremes.

Tone Images for New Project





Started working on a new project that is yet unnamed. I'm helping the architecture firm, cosestudi, with defining the vision for a new building. These images are part of a tone book deliverable. It was part of an initial presentation to gain consensus on the overall direction. 

Quad/Graphics SAFE Initiative





This was developed while I was with Quad/Creative. In an effort to maintain their great safety record and continually keep safety on everyone's mind, we were asked to develop the STAY SAFE program. The program included posters, handouts, incentive cards, banners and wall displays. The consistent graphic through the program were the bold orange diagonal lines that is associated with safety.

Second Harvest Public Art Project





Second Harvest of Wisconsin sent out a call for entries for a public art project to celebrate their 25 years of providing food for Milwaukee families. Public art's objective is to communicate a message to the community. The message can be poetic or political. Harmonious or dissonant. Or all of the above. Second Harvest is an action-oriented organization. It provides. It feeds. Therefore, it seemed logical that a public art project from Second Harvest have a functional value and an aesthetic one. As a beacon of celebration, a symbol of growth, an oasis, and a gathering table, we felt it necessary that this project communicate the message that the organization has been broadcasting all these years.

One Ocean Exhibit for The Oceanario de Lisboa



A quick little exhibit in collaboration with cosestudi in Massachusetts. The idea of the exhibit is the oceans are actually one large body of water. The oceans and seas are all human constructions. The large mural of people from different countries standing by the ocean supports this concept.

Ocean Explorium at New Bedford Seaport Identity




Earlier this year, LP/w helped the Ocean Explorium at New Bedford Seaport develop their brand. The identity created emphasizes the Explorium's mission to be more than a destination for marine life observation but a bonafide scientific research and education center. Along with the logomark, LP/w created style guides, membership, marketing and events material. Signage and exhibit designs to come.



Sea Monster Exhibit at the Oceanario de Lisboa


cosestudi, a Boston-based architectural and exhibit design firm, asked LP/w to help out with the Monstros Marinhos (Sea Monster) exhibit for the Oceanario de Lisboa. As cosestudi explains, "As opposed to most typical exhibits of prehistoric creatures, cosestudi elected to develop the 'Sea Monster' theme in Lisbon primarily from an anthropocentric perspective. The intent of this exhibit was to reinforce the notion that humankind's knowledge of the natural world is always evolving and that major advances in scientific theory can be instigated by a few curious and creative individuals."