Client: Parrish Art Museum
Project: East End Stories
Designed for the Parrish Art Museum, East End Stories invites visitors to explore the connections between the art, artwork, and locations of the storied East End artists’ community. By integrating an innovative mapping feature, Night Kitchen Interactive created an engaging and informative experience that encourages exploration of over 1600 images.
Client: Five Freedoms
Project: The Five Freedoms Project
The Five Freedom’s Project is a virtual 21st Century Public Square focused on creating democratic schools and fostering democratic skills. As both a resource-filled website and social networking platform, the Five Freedom’s Project is a vibrant community of educators, students dedicated to First Amendment rights and freedoms.
Client: The Delaware Art Museum
Project: The Art of Storytelling: Bringing Visual Art to Life Through Stories
Created for the Delaware Art Museum, Night Kitchen Interactive designed the Art of Storytelling to enhance children’s appreciation for the visual arts through the power of storytelling.
Client: CAPS Research
Project: Knowledge Central
When CAPS Research wanted a knowledgebase for its exclusive membership, Night Kitchen created Knowledge Central, a wiki-based website providing efficient and intuitive access to over 800 articles, reports, and presentations.
Client: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Project: Arctic: A Friend Acting Strangely
This online adaptation of the museum’s Arctic: A Friend Acting Strangely exhibit was designed to convey the story of the changing nature of the Arctic and its impact on the communities and researchers who live there.
Client: The National Constitution Center
Project: Constitution Day wiki
Constitution Day is a wiki-based website is geared to communities seeking to develop educational programs on the history of the U.S. Constitution. Developed by Night Kitchen Interactive in 2006, the site has become the most widely used source of information on the country’s official National Constitution Day (September 17th).
Client: The Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary and The Rosenbach Museum and Library
Project: The Franklin Remixed
In this online exhibit remix created by middle-school students, visitors can view a rich media slideshow narrated by the students themselves, explore the exhibition artifacts and their stories, or view a gallery of artifacts. In addition, the students created their own pages, in which they relate their individual reflections on the exhibit through text, image and voice.
