September 2009
TOKY-designed HOKlife.com, HOK’s public blog, continues to receive great press!
From the article in the St. Louis Business Journal:
Life at HOK (hoklife.com) was launched last October — with no promotional advertising — to show the world the people behind the scenes at the design powerhouse, which had $752 million in 2008 revenue. Since then the slick medley of design and pop culture has won awards and become a frequent destination, not only for HOK’s 2,000-plus employees, but for potential hires, clients and competitors, said HOK communications specialist Jeannette Thompson.
“It has just been a great addition to our toolkit of ways we communicate both internally and externally,” Thompson said. “It’s really interesting how people are craving this kind of information.”
For more information on this project, please visit the following older related posts:
HOK Life featured in Architect Magazine
HOK Life on the A-List
HOK Life Video
May 2009
We’ve just been notified that the “Tales of Hoffmann” poster for OTSL just got in the upcoming GRAPHIS Poster Annual 2010. This means every poster we’ve designed for Opera Theatre since “Jane Eyre” has been selected for publication in this most exclusive of international design annuals.
Click here for a list of winners
April 2009
There is a great article with video posted at the St. Louis Beacon covering ‘Staging Old Masters: Former Prisoners Perform at the Pulitzer‘.
Staging Old Masters is an innovative program of art exploration featuring short theatrical performances by former prisoners and homeless veterans on themes related to paintings and drawings currently on loan from the St.Louis Art Museum and Harvard Art Museum. The performances are free and open to the public, but the audience is limited to 15 participants.
Click here to view the article, including a video with performer Don Hake (pictured above) talking about his photo shot by TOKY Associate Creative Director, Geoff Story.
