Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Exhibition Design
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Exhibition Design
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Exhibition Design

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Exhibition Design

The Burdick Group, San Francisco, California, 1995

Description

Exhibition planning and design for a 40,000 square foot museum (inclusive of the Hall of Fame) which presents Rock and Roll in meaningful contexts--the Historical, Social, Performers’, and Fan’s Experiences - providing fresh interpretations of the subject matter for visitors who already “own the art.” The “tools” of Rock - sound, video, changing lighting effects, costumes and memorabilia - are combined with dynamic exhibit structures and graphic imagery to create a new type of museum environment that is expressive of the music’s “edge and energy.” Visitors can expand upon their experiences by exploring Rock and Roll via four interactive computer programs - each comprised of large databases of audio and video material.

Collections: Communication Graphics: 17 (1996)
Repository: Denver Art Museum
Discipline: Environmental graphic design
Format: Brand identity, Exhibit, Graphical interface, Interaction, Artifact, Video
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