April 2010
For the fifth consecutive year, TOKY’s interactive work has been awarded a Webby honoree. In each of the previous 4 years, TOKY has been awarded for work in the Arts category. This year the results are in, and the site for Ideal (dis-)Placements: Old Masters at the Pulitzer has received honors. Out of the nearly 10,000 entries submitted to the 14th Annual Webby Awards, less than 15% are awarded the status of Official Honorees.
For more information on the site:
View the original post or visit: oldmasters.pulitzerarts.org
May 2009
We’ve just been notified that two web sites we’ve designed for the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in St. Louis — Dan Flavin: Constructed Light & The Light Project — are to be included in the AIGA National Awards for 2009! The category for our winning selection – Educational and Nonprofit: Non-ecommerce sites.
“365: AIGA Annual Design Competitions” make a definitive statement on the quality of communication design in North America this year. The survey of selections is published in AIGA’s online design archives; published in a book that is distributed as an authoritative chronicle of current design; and exhibited in AIGA’s New York gallery on Fifth Avenue.
This competition extends a legacy that began more than 90 years ago and is widely recognized as the most selective statement on design excellence today.
April 2009
Recent reviews regarding the Old Masters at the Pulitzer Web site launched weeks ago:
“The Pulitzer is currently showing Ideal (Dis-)Placements, Old Masters at the Pulitzer. It’s been up since October and it’s received rave reviews. The Pulitzer has just launched the show’s website. No one does single-shows-in-space websites better than the Pulitzer (witness: Dan Flavin, Water) and I wouldn’t miss a one of ‘em.”
Tyler Green, Modern Art Notes
”The show has been up since October…but it is now accompanied by a fascinating, elegant and in many ways exemplary online catalogue… This show — perhaps even more than most — needs to be experienced in the space and light of the real world. But the website offers its own richly involving experience, balancing looking, listening, reading — and looking again.”
John Wyver, Illuminations
The exhibition is currently running through June 20th, so don’t miss this before it is gone forever. More information on the exhibit can be found at the Old Masters Web site or the exhibition site at Pulitzerarts.org
April 2009
Recently Launched: Web Catalogue Site for Ideal (Dis-)Placements: Old Masters at the Pulitzer. This site was launched in conjunction with the on-site kiosk, identity and print catalogue. Visitors to the site can view work by gallery, time lapse stills, videos from the curators (and submit questions for a posted response), as well as 360 degree views.
Visit: oldmasters.pulitzerarts.org
April 2009
The Dan Flavin: Constructed Light Web site for the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts is a Webby Honoree in the Art Category. Out of the nearly 10,000 entries submitted to the 13th Annual Webby Awards, less than 15% are awarded the status of Official Honorees.
This makes for the 5th Webby Honoree we’ve received in the last 4 consecutive years.
View flavin.pulitzerarts.org
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The Webby Awards is the Internet’s most respected symbol of success. The 13th Annual Webby Awards received nearly 10,000 entries from all 50 states and over 60 countries worldwide. Webby Awards are awarded in over 125 categories including websites, interactive advertising, online film & video and the mobile web.
Winners are chosen by the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences, a global organization whose members include David Bowie, Harvey Weinstein, Matt Groening, Jamie Oliver, Internet co-inventor Vinton Cerf, RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser, AKQA Global Creative Director Rei Inamoto, and R/GA CEO Bob Greenberg.
March 2009
UPDATE:
The local Addy Awards have come and gone, and TOKY walked away with 4 Gold Awards that move on to the Regional Awards. Winner’s this year were The Light Project Web site and the Dan Flavin: Constructed Light Web site for the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts, The St. Louis Library Foundation Holiday Card (pictured below) and the ‘Tales of Hoffmann poster for the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis.
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It’s “The Year of the Arts” for TOKY at the Addys. We won 10 Addys this year, all in our Arts and Architecture markets. Winners include:
Pulitzer: “Dan Flavin – Constructed Light” Web site, Pulitzer: “The Light Project” Exhibition Website, Pulitzer: “Dan Flavin Constructed Light” Brochure, Pulitzer: “The Light Project” Exhibition Brochure, Opera Theatre: “Tales of Hoffmann” Season Poster, St. Louis Public Library Foundation: Holiday Cards, Laumeier Sculpture Park: “An Evening with John Waters” Save the Date Mailer, Art the Vote: Logo, Web & Ad Campaign, HOK: “Life at HOK” Website, HOK: E-Newsletter
