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Nike Pops up in New York to Promote Basketball Gear
In experiential terms, we often think of a pop-up as a single event in an empty space. Nike redefined that during All-Star Week by popping-up all over New York City, the birthplace of modern basketball. The brand activated 26 pop-up events across the four boroughs. Promoting Nike Basketball, the strategy offered a mix of pop-up...
Wizards of the Coast Brings ‘Zendikar’ Game to Life
The “Magic: The Gathering” card game came to life at PAX 2015 through installations illustrating the game’s Zendikar world at the Washington State Convention Center. Outside, a 25-foot Eldrazi monster (sculpted foam on steel armature) “burst” from the glass façade, its tentacles stretching across the sidewalk “crushing” a police car. That lured attendees inside to...
Consumers Chill at Nike’s Immersive Glacial Event
It may have been 90 degrees in Manhattan, but Nike’s September launch of its Cold Weather Collection and Therma-Sphere Max gear at SIR Stage 37 was ice-cold. To transform the way consumers think about working out in cold weather (the added layers… you’re too hot, then you’re too cold), Nike transformed a 9,100-square-foot space into...
Canon’s EXPO Zones Highlight Brand Versatility
You may think of Canon as a camera brand, but as its EXPO program set out to prove, it’s much more than that. Its worldwide exhibition tour, featuring a 161,090-square-foot experience at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, brought to life the various spaces it operates in, from sports to medicine, broken...