Industry: Travel/Entertainment

Lighthouse Immersive transformed its educational Van Gogh art exhibit into a pandemic-friendly activation that offers drive-thru and walk-in options. On-site, attendees are immersed in 60,600 frames of video and 90 million pixels, encompassing 600,000 cubic feet of projections that animate the artist’s work and place visitors directly into his landscapes, still lifes and portraits. The […]

The exhibit reflected the sleek-but-comfortable vibe you’d expect for the hotel chain. But its neatest aspect was its modularity: Hyatt can size up to 50-by-50 for bigger shows, like IMEX, and down to eight-by-14 for smaller ones. Given Hyatt’s varied brand portfolio, a flexible graphics system uses magnetized tiles that can be easily swapped depending […]

At the Sundance Film Festival, United Talent Agency took over a private residence off of the main drag, but not too far away from all of the action. Guests were treated to a comfortable but elegant experience (and breathtaking mountain views). The venue hosted an array of events—a panel discussion on food inequality, an art […]

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: This one was a show-stopper. The conference’s super-wide screen spanned 460 feet and featured 2,050 panoramic LED panels, curved elements to enhance the dimension and motion of the design, and an LED band overhead that ran the width of room. The screen configuration allowed for two days of speaker walk-on […]

When a legendary musician like Elton John announces his 300-show retirement tour, how do you simultaneously boost ticket sales and ensure his legacy lives on after the final curtain call? For the British singer’s management company, Rocket Entertainment, the answer was a revolutionary press launch that announced his Farewell Tour with all the style and […]