How do you approach creating exhibits?

We’ve worked with museums, historic houses, and historical societies in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. We tell inclusive stories. We write and design with the visitor in mind. We take the perspective of the audience when creating exhibits -  thinking about learning styles, accessibility, and what grabs and keeps their attention. We keep all this in mind as we research and plan the exhibit to be for the visitors. 

We know there are some tough subjects associated with the Revolutionary Era and we understand the magnitude of the importance of handling them sensitively and accurately.

What can you do?

Your organization might be led by a single director or a volunteer board filled with historians experts, and/or local residents. We meet you where you are to transform your ideas into a cohesive exhibit experience. We can:

• Research the stories; 

• Choose objects and documents to tell the story;

• Design the exhibit space to showcase the artifacts;

• Write labels and text;

• Create graphics to visually communicate your story

• Manage fabricators/builders, installers, and other specialists as needed

If your organization just needs help with one aspect of exhibit planning, like research or graphic design, we can support you. If your project is bigger, or requires different expertise, we can put together an appropriate team.

Interested in new institutional branding and a refreshed website? Want to evaluate the response to your exhibit or need education programs designed around it?  We can do that too.