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Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Best Behavior
Behavior Design
recently partnered with
The Museum of Modern Art
, New York, for their latest exhibition, Georges Seurat: The Drawings, creating an interactive touch-screen kiosk that enables MoMA’s visitors to virtually explore Seurat’s four surviving sketchbooks.
Directly alongside their conventional showcase (each object opened to a single spread), the sketchbooks can be viewed in their magnificent entirety on two kiosk monitors. Behavior mastered numerous challenges to collect, digitize, and choreograph elements into an intuitive and becoming interface that gracefully reveals Seurat’s work and invites users to marvel and explore at will.
Behavior Design also designed and developed a
companion website
to supplement the show and its themes, featuring a sampling of the sketchbooks, drawings, and other works alongside examples of Seurat’s working methodologies and processes.
Posted by Megan
Designers
12/4/2007 9:20:54 AM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)
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