Battlegroup Afghanistan – The Armoured Soldier’s Story

Posted by Liz in Audio, Blog Posts, Exhibition Design, Interactive, Interpretation, Photography, Planning on Tuesday, March 29th, 2011 at 11:09 am | No Comments

Projects live in our imagination and on the drawing board for a long time so it’s always exciting when they finally come to life.   Last week Charlie returned from a site visit at the new Battlegroup Afghanistan Exhibition at the Tank Museum, Dorset where final touches are being put in place. It tells the poignant story of the Royal Armoured Corps who have been engaged in some of the fiercest fighting since World War Two in combating the insurgency in Afghanistan.  We have recreated what is now an iconic symbol of the conflict, the ‘Forward Operating...

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Oates Gallery Redesign

Posted by Liz in Blog Posts, Design, Exhibition Design, Interpretation, Planning on Monday, March 21st, 2011 at 11:11 am | No Comments

We’re pleased to announce that we have been asked to redesign the Oates Gallery in Hampshire. The story of Captain Lawrence ‘Titus’ Oates is synonymous with adventure, Antarctic exploration and self-sacrifice. He will be remembered for his immortal final words “I’m just going outside and may be some time”. The Oates Gallery at the Gilbert White’s House and Garden in Selbourne, Hampshire houses a unique collection of artefacts, correspondence and archive imagery relating to Captain Oates. The collection encompasses his childhood,...

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Copper Kingdom, Anglesey

Posted by Liz in Blog Posts, Design, Exhibition Design, Heritage, Interactive, Interpretation on Wednesday, March 16th, 2011 at 11:23 am | No Comments

“Here, suspended in mid air, the fellows…cut out the ore in vast masses and tumble it with a thundering crash to the bottom” Rev W Bingley, 1801. We are delighted to announce that we won a four way pitch to work with Amlwch Industrial Heritage Trust and others to tell the remarkable story of the Parys Mountain copper mine in Anglesey. The new visitor centre, set within former ‘copper bins’ on the quayside at Amlwch, promises to become a major tourism attraction and catalyst for regeneration. This visual shows a proposed display which interprets the work of the ...

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A lick of paint for the chicken

Posted by Charlie Curnow in 3d, Audio, Blog Posts, Digital, Exhibition Design, Interpretation, Photography on Thursday, February 3rd, 2011 at 5:10 pm | No Comments

I had a great meeting at St James Priory, Bristol earlier this week. We’re creating an interpretive exhibition, a web site and an audio trail for this stunning place, which is the oldest building in the city. The church is being carefully restored and it has been a privilege to see this work progressing under the watchful eye of the St James Project directors, the conservation architect and English Heritage. As I was leaving, the sun came out and I looked up and took this picture of the first signs of the church tower emerging from its cloak of scaffolding. The...

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Imagemakers are recruiting

Posted by David Emery in Apps, Augmented Reality, Blog Posts, Exhibition Design, Heritage, Interactive, Interpretation, Uncategorized on Wednesday, November 10th, 2010 at 4:54 pm | No Comments

We’re looking for a Web Developer and an Assistant Interpretive Project Manager. Web Developer (immediate start): We’re developing ever more exciting and effective online experiences for our clients across the heritage and cultural tourism sectors and we’re looking for someone to help us extend and deliver our digital offer. If this sounds like you then send your CV, including links to sites you’ve developed, to: davidr@imagemakers.uk.com Marketing / PR Graduate: We are looking for a recent graduate to assist our New Projects team. This post is advertised...

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