As digital content developers, our passion is helping you develop your story and your content into compelling interactive experiences. We create mobile tours and interactive exhibits for museums, galleries, attractions, and corporate clients.
Browse this page to see some our featured projects, and explore the site to learn more about us and our work.
“Rembrandt in America” opens at CMA
We’re excited about the Feb. 18 opening of “Rembrandt in America” at the Cleveland Museum of Art. We worked with exhibition curators and the CMA for a couple of months writing, recording and producing the mobile tour. We’re proud of the mobile experience we’ve created for visitors, and we can’t wait to see the exhibition in person at the end of the month!
A Moving Masterpiece at Singapore Expo
Recently closed: “A Moving Masterpiece: The Song Dynasty as Living Art”. It’s an amazing animated version of the “Qing Ming Shang He Tu”, which describes life along the river in the Northern Song capital of Kaifeng in the 11th century. Earprint wrote and produced the multimedia tour, available in 7 languages.
Night scene from "A Moving Masterpiece"
Andrew Nugee, CEO of Imagineear, discusses “A Moving Masterpiece” on the BBC’s “Click”.
“Shaped by Water” at Los Altos History Museum
Earprint Productions designed interactive exhibits for the just-opened “Shaped by Water” exhibition at the Los Altos History Museum. The exhibition looks at water’s role in shaping the history of Santa Clara Valley.
Creative Hollywood at The Oakland Museum of California
Just opened: Foley soundtrack exhibit, part of the Creative Hollywood section of the new History Galleries at the Oakland Museum of California. In the Foley booth, visitors create their own Foley sound track to a crime or western movie. Earprint Productions did the interactive design.
Alicia Stamps & Anees Guillen acted in the "how to" video for the Foley room.
Jason Reinier demonstrating the art of Foley
“The Steins Collect: Matisse, Picasso and the Parisian Avant Garde,” May 21 – Sept 6
Mobile multimedia tour written and produced by Earprint Productions, in collaboration with SFMOMA.
Narrated by Andrew Chaikin, with character voices by Charlie Varon, Maia Krache, and Beth Lisick.
Members of the press view Picasso's "Portrait of Gertrude Stein".
The Steins — a family of American expatriates in bohemian Paris at the turn of the 20th century — were among the first to recognize the talents of avant-garde painters like Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.
Henri Matisse, Woman with a Hat, 1905; oil on canvas; 31 3/4 x 23 1/2 in. (80.7 x 59.7 cm); SFMOMA, Bequest of Elise S. Haas; © Succession H. Matisse, Paris / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; photo: Ben Blackwell
This landmark exhibition at SFMOMA draws on collections around the world to reunite the Steins’ unparalleled holdings of modern art. Who were the Steins, what was it like to be a part of their salons, and how far did their influence reach? The paintings on the wall have become classics, but what was it like seeing them when the paint was still fresh?The multimedia tour features quotes from the Steins and their creative contemporaries, interwoven with curatorial commentaries to bring the issues and artworks to life.
Steins Collect Mobile Tour, Woman with a Hat
Steins Collect Mobile Tour, Rousseau Banquet (mentioned in KQED FM News Blog)
STEINS COLLECT MEDIA COVERAGE:
KQED’s Forum 6/6/11 on The Life and Work of Gertrude Stein
The New York Times 6/3/11
SFO’s Terminal 2 Art Collection
SFO’s Terminal 2 art collection is open for viewing – and listening!
Our ArtPhone and GreenPhone tours are up and available at the airport, or from any phone –dial 650/352-4331. Here are a few audio samples and photos from the press opening and the April 9th Community Open House.
Walter Kitundu, “Bay Area Bird Encounters”
Walter Kitundu's "Bay Area Bird Encounters"
Smithsonian: Artists in Dialogue 2
New in the iTunes app store: the National Museum of African Art’s “Artists in Dialogue 2″ app. The app is a collaboration between the museum, Tristan Interactive, and Earprint Productions.
Artist Sandile Zulu
In this bilingual (English and Brazilian Portuguese) tour, two artists, Sandile Zulu of South Africa and Henrique Oliveira of Brazil, have engaged in a visual call and response that transcends national or geographic borders.
Artist Henrique Oliveira
Take a tour of the exhibition guided by curator Karen Milbourne or listen to the artists describe the works of art, talk about one another and discuss their collaborative process in their own words. This application invites you to join the conversation using Twitter, post questions for the artists on YouTube, experiment virtually with the artists’ technique in an art-making game, test your knowledge of South Africa and Brazil, and learn more about what’s happening at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art.
Art at Cowboys Stadium
Our multimedia smartphone app (free in the iTunes App Store) and mobile website, The Art at Cowboys Stadium gets you up close and personal with this world-class art collection. With our partners Tristan Interactive and Mary Zlot and Associates, we worked with the Dallas Cowboys to bring this project to screens and smartphones everywhere. Check it out – and be sure to let us know what you think!
Listen: Art at Cowboys Stadium Introduction
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Press: PBS Newshour Feb. 4, 2011 feature on the stadium art program
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum of the American Indian,
Gustav Heye Center, NY
The mobile guide to the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian’s latest exhibit, Infinity of Nations allows you to experience the tremendous scope of the museum’s collections, representing the length and breadth of the Americas.
Actor Wes Studi (Cherokee) narrates the English version of tour, which is also offered in Spanish. The mobile tour takes an innovative and elegant approach to navigation. Instead of the traditional number-code system, visitors can move through the exhibition via maps and object drawings, and select highlighted works. It is the first mobile app for the museum and the first bilingual mobile app by the Smithsonian Institution.
Listen: Infinity of Nations Introduction
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Press: ”The Infinity of Nations app is an absolutely beautifully designed app. If you haven’t already downloaded this app, by all means do so now.” - 10 iPhone Apps for Museum Applications (Part 1), on Museums2Go
