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Riverfront is one of the DISH campuses that houses open offices, cubicles, small and large conference rooms and communal areas. With a number of empty, white walls the team turned to OneTen to develop environmental graphics that tie into DISH’s technology and ethos. For this concept, The Futurists, I focused on the definition of the … Read More

Home Field Advantage was an Anchorage Museum exhibition that showed the history of baseball in Alaska through archival photographs, art, artifacts and memorabilia, and how it adapted to the harsh Northern environment. Design Direction: Jane Rabadi Exhibition Design: Ben Allee Title Sign & Environmental Graphics: Jane Rabadi, Ben Allee

“The Gyre exhibition explored the relationship between humans and the ocean in a contemporary culture of consumption, and featured contemporary art by national and international artists. In June 2013, as part of the Gyre project, an international team of scientists, artists and educators launched an expedition to study marine debris in southwest Alaska.” Museum colleges … Read More

Cabin fever is a shared experience in places that endure long, dark, cold winters. Cabin Fever, curated by the Anchorage Museum, examined this state of mind and featured photographs and short films by artists from northern countries, including Alaska, Iceland and Finland. A pop up film series of short films, curated by filmmaker Michael Walsh, … Read More

Arctic Flight: A Century of Alaska Aviation was an exhibition that told stories of survival, adventure and ingenuity. The exhibition was co-curated by the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum and features objects from the Smithsonian and several Alaska museums. Exhibition Design: Don Mohr, Julie Decker, Jane Rabadi Title Sign & Environmental Graphics: Jane … Read More

In 2013, the Anchorage Museum exhibited the first major exhibition ever presented about the Dena’ina Athabascan people, Dena’inaq’ Huch’ulyeshi: The Dena’ina Way of Living. The exhibition showcased films, life-size re-creations, archival images and more than 160 artifacts on loan from museums across Europe and North America. The graphic design elements of the exhibition were varied and extensive … Read More

The Anchorage Museum developed a large, multi-part interactive art installation that opened during the Conference on Global Leadership in the Arctic held in Anchorage in August, 2015. A series of triptychs featured contemporary images of the Arctic by Alaskan photographers, images that were revealed as people took away the wooden blocks that featured Arctic words … Read More

100 Snapshots was an exhibition that provided a glimpse into the daily lives of Anchorage residents, beginning with the arrival of railroad workers and their families in 1915 to the boom of oil in the 1980s. Each image was a window into a private story of a life being lived in Alaska’s largest city taken … Read More