Client: The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
Project: Website Redesign
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History sought to redesign their web presence in order to provide teachers, students and affiliates access to essays, primary sources, programs, video lectures and more through an intuitive and sophisticated website.
Client: Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Project: Three Online Exhibits Explore Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello
Three online exhibits interpret plantation slavery at Monticello—the home of Thomas Jefferson and his family, as well as enslaved individuals, hired workers, and indentured servants. Drawing on oral history interviews, archaeological evidence, and historical research, these websites present 3D renderings of buildings, interactive maps, dynamically linked profiles of the individuals who lived and worked at Monticello, and family trees of their relatives and descendants, engaging visitors in paradoxical issues of slavery and liberty.
Client: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Project: How Things Fly Interactive Website
The How Things Fly website provides activities, videos, imagery and information as an online accompaniment to the physical exhibition on view at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum.
Client: Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Project: Monticello Website Redesign
A comprehensive website redesign of Monticello.org brings the richness of the on-site visit online and engages a global audience in a dialogue with Jefferson’s ideas.
Client: Consortium for the Barcode of Life
Project: Barcode of Life Website and Social Network
The Barcode of Life social network and website was designed to enhance collaboration among a global network of scholars on the latest developments in the field of DNA barcoding.
Client: Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens
Project: Discover the Real George Washington
This interactive timeline that unveils the many facets of America’s first President – statesman, military leader, family man, visionary entrepreneur, and slave owner. Night Kitchen Interactive has developed the timeline as a companion to the traveling exhibition, Discovering the Real George Washington: A View from Mount Vernon.
Client: Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Project: PhilaPlace: Sharing Stories from the City of Neighborhoods
Explore Philadelphia’s rich history and culture through PhilaPlace – an interactive website featuring over 150 stories enriched with a growing number of historical and contemporary photos, audio narratives, and video interviews with local residents and community organizations.
Client: Rosenbach Museum and Library
Project: 21st Century Abe
With the goal of making Lincoln more accessible to modern audiences, the 21st Century Abe website invites visitors and project artists to contribute creative responses to the museum’s collection, and in the process help shape the curatorial team’s portrait of a contemporary Abraham Lincoln.
Client: The Smithsonian National Museum of American History
Project: Star-Spangled Banner Interactive Exhibit
The Star-Spangled Banner online exhibit transforms this cherished 200 year-old artifact into a platform for visitor participation, encouraging visitors to explore the story behind the flag that inspired the national anthem.
Client: Smithsonian Photography Initiative
Project: click! photography changes everything
click! photography changes everything is an online exhibit that features photos and stories from visitors and guest contributors exploring how profoundly photographic images shape how we see, experience, and interact with the world.
