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MoMA – Impressions from South Africa

MoMA needed a more flexible system for their rotating exhibits within the Prints Department. They were constantly developing new sites for every new exhibit. This new implementation allows the Museum to customize the theme, menu, and layout. Not only does this save on development efforts, it will save the money a good deal of money.

On a tech notes, this WordPress installation features custom post types so the works can be queried in multiple layouts for multiple image galleries. We also built in integration with a custom image gallery library called Ajax-Zoom so user can zoom in on specific images.

I Went to MoMA and…

MoMA recently asked their visitors to share their experiences. We developed this site to display those stories in an interactive and meaningful way.

You can read more about the project (and the visitor’s images) on the MoMA blog.

New Directors / New Films

We developed a brand spankin’ new WordPress site for MoMA and the Film Society of Lincoln Center, celebrating the 40th year of this awesome film festival. We used lots of new WordPress features (like custom post types). This allowed us to archive 300+ films and directors from the past 20 years of the festival.

Design by Brigitta Bungard

New Directors / New Films New Website

There’s no other way to say this – we’re really proud to announce the launch of NDNF’s new site : http://newdirectors.org.

In collaboration with the MoMA and the Film Society of Lincoln Center, we built a custom WordPress theme to house the film festival’s lineup. In celebration of the festival’s 40th anniversary, we developed a few custom post types to store the 300+ films in their archives. The website includes a directory of films, along their directors, and an interactive timeline.

The design was put together by MoMA’s fabulously talented Art Director, Brigitta Bungard.

For a preview of what’s to come on the big screen, take a look at the listing of this year’s films.


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UPDATE : You can read a bit more about the festival on the NYTimes.