Projects Inspired by Maine Historical Events + Architecture
Look to the Fire
In 1866 Portland was leveled by the worst conflagration of its time. 150 years later, Look to the Fire reflects on that inconceivable event while exploring the limitations of collective memory, current feelings of insecurity in our changing city, and Portland’s unwavering sense of place.
Installation of handset, letterpress printed broadside posters featuring text from period newspaper articles; and a shadow puppet performance telling the extraordinary story of The Great Fire and the city that grew from its ashes.
PMA Building Icons
Museum wayfinding system designed to aid visitors as they navigate galleries spread across three historic buildings representing 200 years of architectural history and institutional growth.
Redesigned in 2019 to be a “coffee table worthy” publication, PMA Magazine is anchored by a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective, inviting voice, and elegant design. The magazine keeps museum members connected and engaged independent of their last visit.
Publication Details
• 44-68 pages
• Perfect bound
• 8-1/2 x 11 inches
Published three times a year with mail distribution to more than 9,000 households.
Hewnoaks
Interpretive panels and brochure telling the history of Hewnoaks Artist Residency in Lovell, Maine.
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