CONTEXT\CONTRAST \\ EXHIBITION DESIGN
The exhibit Context\Contrast, at the Center for Architecture, examines new architecture in historic districts from 1967-2009. PS collaborated with architecture and industrial design firm, Moorhead & Moorhead, to develop the exhibition design. Playing off the main theme of the show, Context\Contrast, the exhibition design was organized around the principle of layering-one image or piece of content (context) overlaying another image or piece of content (contrast). This concept started into the logo and was further developed with the print material and exhibition graphics.
ANIMAL ESTATES \\ EXHIBITION DESIGN
Animal Estates, an on-going collaboration with artist and architect Fritz Haeg, is a traveling exhibition that creates model dwellings for animals in the urban landscape. The work has been exhibited in various museums and institutions such as the Whitney Biennial, SF Moma, Casco Office of Art and Design in Utrecht. Working closely with the artist, PS developed the graphic system that gives an identity and environment to each of the animal clients and individual city where the projects occur.
VERT \\ STORE DISPLAY AND INTERIOR DESIGN
With a vision for what Vert could be, the store's owner contacted PS to help her turn this dream into a reality. The work began by researching the retail landscape of Los Angeles, crafting a strategic positioning/mission, logo and brand voice for the store and ultimately ended in a collaboration between the architects and PS on various aspects of the interior design of the store itself.
ECOTONES \\ EXHIBITION DESIGN
Commissioned by the Center for Architecture and curated by landscape architect Tricia Martin, ECOTONES examines transition zones between adjacent ecosystems. Based on the theme of transitional spaces, PS developed the logo, signage and environmental graphics reinforcing this idea. PS collaborated with architecture firm Moorhead & Moorhead on all aspects of the exhibition.
EUDORA WELTY \\ EXHIBITION DESIGN
This exhibit of Eudora Welty's photographs, at the Museum of the City of New York, captures America in the depths of the Great Depression, while revealing the compassion and sensitivity that became hallmarks of her writing. PS developed the graphic identity, exhibition design and the print material that accompanied the exhibit.