Interactive Media Design
Icons of Science Fiction: Exploratory Digital Experience
Client:
MoPOP
Venue/Location:
Museum of Pop Culture, Seattle, WA
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Client:
MoPOP
Browse:
exhibits and interactives
Belle & Wissell was commissioned to design a touch-screen interactive for “Icons of Science Fiction”, an exhibition at MoPOP in Seattle.
The interactive station provides users with ways to explore a wide range of digital sci-fi content, and presents the sci-fi novice with ways to make this content more understandable and accessible.
Visitors can filter their process of discovery by either categories or themes—each option giving a new perspective on MoPOP’s digital offerings with still and video examples within each.
Touchstation content is edited and added over time by MoPOP curatorial staff and published to the gallery via a content management system built exclusively by Belle & Wissell for MoPOP projects.
Project Accolades:
Seattle Times “‘Icons of Science Fiction’ show at EMP blasts off,” 2012
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director: Gabe Kean
Art Director: Thomas Ryun
Designer: Edrea Lita
Project Manager: Sarah Faulkner
Lead Technologist: Marcel Ray
Programmer: Seb Chevrel
Quality Assurance: Siarhei Bokach
Additional Project Credits
Curator: Brooks Peck
Interactive Producer: Aleen Adams
Exhibit Manager: Addy Froehlich
Museum Technology: Brian Phraner
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Design Director: Gabe Kean
Art Director: Thomas Ryun
Designer: Edrea Lita
Project Manager: Sarah Faulkner
Lead Technologist: Marcel Ray
Programmer: Seb Chevrel
Quality Assurance: Siarhei Bokach
Additional Project Credits
Curator: Brooks Peck
Interactive Producer: Aleen Adams
Exhibit Manager: Addy Froehlich
Museum Technology: Brian Phraner
Belle & Wissell was commissioned to design a touch-screen interactive for “Icons of Science Fiction”, an exhibition at MoPOP in Seattle.
The interactive station provides users with ways to explore a wide range of digital sci-fi content, and presents the sci-fi novice with ways to make this content more understandable and accessible.
Visitors can filter their process of discovery by either categories or themes—each option giving a new perspective on MoPOP’s digital offerings with still and video examples within each.
Touchstation content is edited and added over time by MoPOP curatorial staff and published to the gallery via a content management system built exclusively by Belle & Wissell for MoPOP projects.
Project Accolades:
Seattle Times “‘Icons of Science Fiction’ show at EMP blasts off,” 2012