The Experiential Design Index

This Is New York: 100 Years of the City in Art and Pop Culture — Museum of the City of New York

This Is New York: 100 Years of the City in Art and Pop Culture, a centennial exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York exploring the city's legacy in art and pop culture, opened May 26, 2023, with architectural design by Studio Joseph, interactive media design by Dome, and fabrication by Southside Design + Build.

VenueMuseum of the City of New York
Project typeTemporary Exhibition
StatusCompleted
Year completed2023
Technologiesprojection mapping, interactive sound installation, touchscreen digital bookshelf

Credits

FirmRoleNote
Studio Joseph Architecture Architectural Design, per MCNY's own credit list
Dome Media Design & Software Conceived, designed, and produced three interactive media installations: a projection-mapped title wall, a digital bookshelf, and 'Songs of New York,' a five-borough interactive sound installation; credited by MCNY as 'Interactive Design'
South Side Design & Building Fabrication
the-cuttlefish AV Integration Audio Visual Integration and Installation, per MCNY's own credit list and the firm's own portfolio page.
radicalmedia Content Production Produced the 'You Are Here' interactive component, per MCNY's own credit list.
Technical Artistry Lighting Design Lighting Design and Installation, per MCNY's own credit list.
james-sanders-studio Interpretive Planning Curated the 'Scenes from the City' component, per MCNY's own credit list; closest vocabulary fit for a curatorial credit.
outpost-digital-ny Content Production Post-production services, per MCNY's own credit list.

Description

MCNY's own credit list for the exhibition also names Williams Brothers (gallery preparation and painting), several reproduction/graphics-printing vendors (Creative Graphic Services, Digital Data Depot, Full Point Graphics, Laumont Photographics, Tony Vaccaro Studio), type foundry Dinamo GmbH (exhibition font, non-US), and JT Robinette (art and artifacts collections management, an individual) — omitted from credits above as print/production vendors and an individual collections manager rather than design/production firms under the roles vocabulary, per research methodology's target-firm criteria.

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