Exhibit Design, Media Experience, Filmmaking
Checking Our Pulse: Healthcare Exhibition and Traveling Exhibitory
Client:
Northwest African American Museum, Swedish Medical Center
Venue/Location:
NAAM, Swedish Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Browse:
exhibits and interactives
Breast Cancer (foreground), and HIV/AIDS (background) sections.
Mother/Infant Health (foreground), and Breast Cancer (background) sections.
The Cardiovascular Disease section.
Mother/Infant Health section.
Exhibit space.
Media installation.
Media installation.
Diabetes section.
Filming on set.
Filming on set.
Exhibit satellite kiosk.
Title sequences.
Title sequences.
Exhibit satellite kiosk.
Client:
Northwest African American Museum, Swedish Medical Center
Browse:
exhibits and interactives
“Checking Our Pulse” is an exhibit focused on addressing the key health issues that disproportionately affect the African-American Community: Breast Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Mother/Infant Health, HIV/AIDS and Diabetes.
The exhibition design features data as artifact, including change-inspiring stories, achievements and perspectives from medical professionals and community members. The messaging is delivered through inventive infographics, activity stations, and a series of short exhibit films.
A central media installation honors over 100 medical professionals who have impacted the community by dynamically presenting select practitioners from each of the key health issue categories.
Each section of the exhibit contains a short film—shot and edited by Belle & Wissell—featuring local experts and practitioners; the narratives personalize each health issue and provide clarity, insight and inspiration.
The films are also integrated into satellite kiosks that travel to clinics and community centers in the region to extend the exhibit’s reach. This exhibit is a collaboration between Belle & Wissell, NAAM, and Swedish Medical Center.
Project Accolades:
Seattle Times “NAAM exhibit eyes African-American health issues,” 2010
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director: Gabe Kean
Art Director: Thomas Ryun
Senior Designer: Edrea Lita
3D Designer: Samuel Stubblefield
Producer: Marq Dean
Filmmaker: David Waingarten
Additional Project Credits
Deputy Director, Education Director: Brian J. Carter
Curatorial Assistant: Flavia S.
Zúñiga-West
Curatorial Intern: Chieko Phillips
Satellite Kiosk Fabrication: Turner Exhibits
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director: Gabe Kean
Art Director: Thomas Ryun
Senior Designer: Edrea Lita
3D Designer: Samuel Stubblefield
Producer: Marq Dean
Filmmaker: David Waingarten
Additional Project Credits
Deputy Director, Education Director: Brian J. Carter
Curatorial Assistant: Flavia S.
Zúñiga-West
Curatorial Intern: Chieko Phillips
Satellite Kiosk Fabrication: Turner Exhibits
“Checking Our Pulse” is an exhibit focused on addressing the key health issues that disproportionately affect the African-American Community: Breast Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Mother/Infant Health, HIV/AIDS and Diabetes.
The exhibition design features data as artifact, including change-inspiring stories, achievements and perspectives from medical professionals and community members. The messaging is delivered through inventive infographics, activity stations, and a series of short exhibit films.
A central media installation honors over 100 medical professionals who have impacted the community by dynamically presenting select practitioners from each of the key health issue categories.
Each section of the exhibit contains a short film—shot and edited by Belle & Wissell—featuring local experts and practitioners; the narratives personalize each health issue and provide clarity, insight and inspiration.
The films are also integrated into satellite kiosks that travel to clinics and community centers in the region to extend the exhibit’s reach. This exhibit is a collaboration between Belle & Wissell, NAAM, and Swedish Medical Center.
Project Accolades:
Seattle Times “NAAM exhibit eyes African-American health issues,” 2010