An interactive, birds-eye view of Max Yasgur’s farm allows groups of visitors to explore the events that unfolded at the Woodstock Festival over three days.
A photo booth gives museum visitors the opportunity to frame themselves within 1960s poster art and take their souvenir home.
Many who attended Woodstock make pilgrimages back to the site of the Festival, and in this interactive booth visitors can archive their memories and stories for others to hear.
The National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health created the Global Health exhibit to raise awareness of, encourage dialogue about, and inspire action on global health issues.
This graphically bold interactive inspires visitors with personal video narratives of front-line AIDS activists.
A rich motion graphics story on a disjointed canvas evokes the fear of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and its political ramifications.