Executive Director Nina Simon (of the blog Museum 2.0) is leading The Museum of Art and History in its mission to establish itself as the cultural center of Santa Cruz. The museum’s innovative vision is founded on responsive engagement with its local communities; my role was to manifest this as a website, empowering staff with an intuitive, easy to use configuration.
Convenience is a contemporary art window gallery in Toronto. Having outgrown its earlier design, this new site presents the complete archive of exhibitions in an accordion format that includes the ability to bookmark/link to a specific open-state.
Website, 2008–10
The Art Gallery of Ontario is one of North America’s premier art institutions. As a member of the in-house New Media team, I created a wholly redesigned website for the occasion of the Gallery’s 2008 reopening, which I continued to develop and maintain through 2010.
During this time I participated in the establishment of the Gallery’s social media presence, incorporating popular platforms into the site and internal workfl ows.
Collaboration with Andrea Kreuger.
LANGUAGES
JavaScript, PHP, HTML, CSS
CMS
ModX, WordPress
Art Gallery of Ontario Website (MODX Implementation). Click to view
Art Matters Blog (WordPress Implementation). Click to view
Wednesday Cooper is my web comic.
Each year, The Grange Prize recognizes the work of Canadian and international contemporary photographers, awarding $50,000 CAD to a winner chosen through an online public vote from among two Canadian and two international artists. Exhibitions are held at the Art Gallery of Ontario and an international institution.
I developed the online voting mechanism and multi-lingual website for the 2009 prize. An explanation of the technological solution can be found on my blog.
The Grange Prize Website (MODX Implementation). Design by Andrea Kreuger. Click to view
