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May 10, 2023 Projects — Introducing Shift Space 3.0 and the 2023 Knight Arts + Tech Fellows

Shift Space is an annual digital publication exploring new media landscapes and spotlighting the Knight Arts + Tech Fellows. The fellowship awards five artists working with innovative approaches to technology and new media, such as artificial intelligence, immersive installations, and VR, with unrestricted grants of $50,000.

Following the two previous editions, Team designed and developed the online publication in collaboration with Knight Foundation and United States Artists. Congrats to the 2023 fellows!

November 22, 2022 Press – Philadelphia Contemporary Plans Seafaring Gallery on the Delaware River

Founded in 2016, Philadelphia Contemporary is a contemporary arts organization whose mission is to connect the people and places of Philadelphia through art and partnership. Philadelphia Contemporary shares its unprecedented plan to create a two-story floating gallery on the Delaware River, with potential to travel through the Jersey coast to New York.

Read our case study on their recent rebranding.

April 4, 2022 Projects — Lumanity

Lumanity is a new global force in the healthcare industry focused on accelerating and optimizing access to medical advances. Team worked closely with Lumanity to craft an identity and website for the new company, highlighting the company’s distinctive approach, incisive thinking, and decisive action.

View our work.

January 26, 2022 Projects — Introducing Scope3

Digital advertising has a hidden energy problem.

A single ad with one million impressions emits an estimated one metric ton of CO2 — that’s the equivalent of flying from Boston to London, twice. These emissions are the most difficult type to track, but Scope3 envisions a different path forward.

We’re excited to help our friends at Scope3 define their brand identity as the only company to measure end-to-end emissions across the media and advertising supply chain.

View the case study. 

August 16, 2021 Thoughts — A Wake-up Call: Amy Globus on a Post-Lockdown Arts World

COVID-19 devastated arts organizations. But it was also a much-needed wake-up call.

Our co-founder, Amy Globus, explores how artists and creatives survived this year and how they paved a new path forward with accessibility in mind. Will a return to normal bring back the old status quo, or will art organizations commit to emerging tech to connect to broader communities?

May 13, 2021 Projects — Team Interviewed on PRINT for Promise, Witness, Remembrance

“Promise, Witness, Remembrance” is here. The exhibition honors the life of Breonna Taylor and is running now until June 6th. Our team spoke to PRINT Magazine to share our “less is more” approach to creating a visual identity to complement the exhibition’s historical framework to anti-Black violence.

See how the exhibition came to life.

March 7, 2021 Press — Promise, Witness, Remembrance Featured in the NY Times

The Speed Art Museum’s upcoming exhibit, “Promise, Witness, Remembrance,” reflects on the life of Breonna Taylor, her killing in 2020, and the year of protests that followed. Curator, Allison Glenn, shares “Through this act of creating community, of calling people in, you in fact center them.”

“Promise, Witness, Remembrance” opens April 7th.

September 24, 2020 Press — Artist Relief Fund Raises Nearly $20 Million

“Art can’t solve the world’s problems, but art can hold it.” – Deana Haggag, Artist Relief Organizer

62% of artists and creatives are out of work due to COVID-19. 95% have experienced income loss. If we are to heal as a nation, artists must survive. Artist Relief is doing its part to ensure that creativity can continue to prosper. From its start in April, Artist Relief has now raised nearly $20 million to award as emergency relief grants throughout the year.