SFMOMA : What's Your Opinion?
Restraint may be the theme of artist Matthew Barney's "Drawing Restraint" exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, but it certainly doesn't apply to the wide range of reactions it inspires. Seeking to tap i
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Jul 05, 2006
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Restraint may be the theme of artist Matthew Barney's "Drawing Restraint" exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, but it certainly doesn't apply to the wide range of reactions it inspires. Seeking to tap into this two-way dialogue between art and observer, AKQA created an integrated campaign with print, mobile and web elements, all designed to elicit the honest opinions of those who've seen the exhibitand to spread these opinions to those who have yet to see it. "Upon starting this campaign, we looked at Matthew Barney's previous work and came to a realization that people would have a very strong reaction to his worksome might love it, others could hate it," says global creative director Rei Inamoto. "Thus, having a placein our case, a virtual placewhere people can express their opinions and have a dialogue became an integral part in promoting this exhibit."
Credits
- Date
- Jul 05, 2006
- Executive Creative Director :
- Rei Inamoto
- Creative Director :
- Bob Pullum
- Art Director :
- Rikesh Lal
- Art Director :
- Sari Hamman
- Copywriter :
- Joe Sayaman
- Copywriter :
- Justin Kramm
- Copywriter :
- Michelle Hirschberg
- Creative Developer :
- Lydia White
- Creative Developer :
- Damon Anderson
- Creative Developer :
- Ian Bauer
- Account Supervisor :
- Kathryn Wolf
- Producer :
- Julie Martin
- Producer :
- Kimberly Got
- Client :
- SFMOMA
- Agency :
- AKQA-San Francisco
- Brand :
- SFMOMA
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