Exhibition Design.

For Harwood Museum of Art (Taos, NM), we designed exhibition visual identities that translated each artist’s body of work into a cohesive and consistent overarching design experience. From the music-inspired energy of Raven Chacon: Three Songs to the celestial precision of Charles Ross: Mansions of the Zodiac, each exhibition called for a specific approach that reflected the exhibition’s themes and the artists’ intent. Our designs were carried through across gallery guides, postcards, posters, fundraising materials, web graphics, and in-exhibition didactics and displays, ensuring a consistent and engaging presence throughout the museum’s marketing efforts and the exhibition itself. For Charles Ross: Mansions of the Zodiac, we also designed educational didactics for a kid-friendly learning space, making astronomy-inspired concepts more visually accessible to younger patrons. Across each project, our focus was using visual design to connect audiences with the art in a visually compelling and relevant way.

Annual Report.

For Harwood Museum of Art’s Annual Report, we transformed a year’s worth of exhibitions, events, sponsorships, and programs into a more engaging and accessible publication. Rather than a traditional, text-heavy report, we designed a magazine-like experience that highlighted key accomplishments through (provided) bold photography, consistent graphic elements, and thoughtful layouts. The design reinforced Harwood’s brand while making important information more visually digestible. By balancing clarity with creativity, we turned a formal document into a storytelling piece that captured the museum’s impact over the year. Our experience in editorial and booklet design allowed us to craft a report that not only informed but also inspired engagement from the museum’s ongoing (and potential) supporters and community.