This project features the first interactive children's gallery in China.

An interactive gallery for kids is based on the African, folk and sporting art collections.

Concept development for a national network of multimedia kiosks

Children's discovery Gallery

Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong's millennium museum project features the first interactive children's gallery in China. The gallery explores themes of ecology, conservation, archaeology and the historic Hong Kong way of life.

The time line for completing this project was exceptional. The team of three designers went from initial concept to tender drawings in 5 months. The project ran 24 hours a day due to the time differences with the client in Hong Kong.

Where we needed precise results, we provided technical drawings. When there was flexibility in production methods, we used hand sketches. The resulting gallery was on budget and virtually identical to the tender package.

First hand experience of the city helped ensure accuracy during the exhibit development process. I visited the Mai Po Marsh, a World Wildlife Federation site in Hong Kong, as well as traditional Haka houses that would have been prominent in the city 100 years ago. These form two of the theme areas of the gallery.

on contract to: Design in 3 Dimensions

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Albany Museum of Art, Albany, Georgia

AMAzing Space offers a youth art gallery based on AMA's permanent collection of sub-Saharan African art, folk art and sporting art. It is the only such facility of its kind in the Southeast U.S.

The exhibits are designed to challenge the traditional ideals of art as defined by the western world.

The "Party House" groups several activities under one roof. Visitors print a card, decorate a cake with magnetic objects and do puzzles from collection images. The gallery can be booked for private parties as an extra source of revenue for the museum.

see "fun stuff" for the printing process demonstration

on contract to: Design in 3 Dimensions

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artsPOST - concept development

ArtsPost is a network of interactive touch screens to be placed in arts institutions across Canada. Intended to enhance the live experience, each kiosk and its content is tailored to its environment.

client: marblemedia

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