Alan Jacobson

Open Source

Honor Award 2016
Open Source

Open Source is the largest international art exhibition in Philadelphia’s history, with impactful public art installations created by 14 renowned international artists and 40 events throughout October 2015––positioning the city as an enlightened leader in the global art community.

As part of the exhibition, 14 new public artworks were installed throughout Philadelphia by international artists including JR and Shepard Fairey. The artists engaged with local communities to inform their project directions, some being participatory in the art-making.

Art and Healing in Healthcare Environments, Part 2: Community and Storytelling

Antelope Valley Medical Center, Lancaster, Calif.

When Kaiser Permanente planned its new Antelope Valley Medical Center in the windy desert region north of Los Angeles, it envisioned more than a place for sick people. Kaiser and local residents wanted a “total health environment” and a community gathering space. A unique partnership between two experience design firms resulted in a super-scaled public art program that connects people, place and experience by telling the community’s story.

Convergence: 2014 SEGD Conference

Convergence: 2014 SEGD Conference

Design Forces Converge at the 2014 SEGD Conference in Atlanta

Ideas, cultures, disciplines, and geographies converged in Atlanta June 5-7 for the 2014 SEGD Conference themed Convergence: Crossing Lines.

Just as Atlanta is a city that has been shaped dramatically by social, cultural, and historical forces, design is continuing to shape and reshape itself as disciplines, technologies, and social changes collide.

Podcast | Donor Recognition Programs

Podcast Alan Jacobson, Hans Krake, and Robert Agosta

 

What you will learn

In this talk, experts in the field discuss donor recognition not as a modular system but as a methodology that can be a communication system between designers and clients. Donor recognition programs can be powerful marketing tools to bring in new donors and connect the community to an organization. This topic is important for many SEGD members and the information in this podcast will help you become more strategic in creating donor recognition programs!

The Jury Speaks: 2014 SEGD Global Design Awards

Submitted by Pat Knapp on

What were our 2014 SEGD Global Design Awards jurors looking for as they evaluated the more than 420 entries submitted this year? What did they find, and what advice do they have for future design award entrants? The 2014 winners will be notified soon and honored during the 2014 SEGD Conference June 5-7 in Atlanta. In the meantime, here are a few words from our jurors.

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