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Melbourne, Victoria 6,800 followers

Inventing intuitive visitor experiences that inspire curiosity.

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Art Processors is a global experiential design and technology company. We partner with cultural and tourism organisations to invent new realities of human experience. We offer specialist interactive media and exhibition design services that set a new standard for immersive storytelling, alongside a technology platform that makes it easy to deliver, benchmark and continually improve experiences. Art Processors began in 2011 with a mission: to change the way a museum could look and feel at the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona). We sought to democratise the experience; to create new ways of storytelling, no wall labels or scholarly rhetoric. When we started out, the technology we needed didn’t exist, so we invented it. Ten years on, we’re still inventing—dreaming up new ways of storytelling, adding new ways of doing things to our technology platform, and forging new partnerships. Understanding and continually exploring the unification of experiential design and technology is critical to everything we do. So too is ensuring we have a positive impact on the people who visit the organisations we partner with—it’s why we do what we do. Our ‘special sauce’ is our multidisciplinary team. We are artists, strategists, engineers and scientists skilled at harmonising people, place, technology and storytelling to create experiences that resonate with audiences. We believe anything is possible and if it doesn’t exist we invent it.

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Design Services

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Melbourne, Victoria

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2011

Specialties

Experience Design, Indoor Location, Visitor Experience, Spatial Audio Tours, Content Delivery, Mobile Guides, Bluetooth Beacons, Exhibition design, Content creation, Augmented reality, Virtual reality, Immersive sound design, and Immersive experience

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Hidden: Seven Children Saved at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum wins Gold! We were awarded the prestigious Gold Accolade by Good Design Australia in the Architectural Design category for exceptional design and innovation. This year’s theme, "The Design Effect" underscored the crucial role design plays in shaping better products, services, spaces, and experiences while driving the transition to a more sustainable, less carbon-intensive future. The Jury praised Hidden: Seven Children Saved commenting: Hidden: Seven Children Saved at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum is a deeply moving exploration of the Holocaust aimed at 11-14-year-olds. This exhibition poignantly narrates the stories of children who survived through hiding and their subsequent new beginnings in Australia. Utilising youthful, first-person storytelling and interactive elements, it imparts vital lessons on prejudice, loss, and kindness. The Jury was profoundly impressed by the exhibition’s sensitive and engaging design. Its multi-layered approach provides an enriching experience that fosters empathy and understanding, making it a standout example of exceptional exhibition design and a deserving Award winner. We at Art Processors couldn't be more proud. Shout out to the amazing client team Melbourne Holocaust Museum, as well as our internal team of Tony Holzner, Sam Doust, Tara McDonough, Ariel Efron, Edith Prakoso, Tom Kojrowicz, Kate Bennett, Kate Chmiel, Becky Sui Zhen Freeman and Casey Hartnett. Also to our partners Yitzhak Yedid for the Musical Score, The Art of Molly Crabapple for the illustrations, and Mark O'Brien for model making.
Can't say enough about this humbling project, fantastic client and amazing AP team. What a story, what a project, what a journey.
We were proud to receive a social impact award for our 'Hidden: Seven Children Saved' exhibition at the Australian Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA) Awards last night. The judges acknowledged 'Hidden' as an "innovative and experiential exhibition" saying "the thoughtful design inspires visitors of all ages to embrace lessons of kindness, empathy, and bravery. It is a mindfully, artistically, and rigorously presented project that leverages first-person storytelling to achieve impactful outcomes within strong learning frameworks". We extend our congratulations to all involved in this project, including Jennifer Levitt-Maxwell, Lisa Phillips, Jayne Josem, and the entire MHM team. We would like to thank and congratulate Art Processors for helping to bring this exhibition to life with their expertise in cutting-edge experience design, and our funders – Gandel Foundation and Claims Conference – who made the exhibition possible. We also recognise the contribution of the University of Melbourne and Gandel Foundation for their advice, guidance and reflections throughout the project’s development. Most importantly, we would like to thank each of the seven survivors featured within the exhibition: Halina, Paul, Joe, Sonia, Henri, John and Floris. Thank you for sharing your stories bravely, and passing on the lessons of the Holocaust to future generations. Visit the 'Hidden' exhibition today and be inspired by their unique stories of survival: https://bit.ly/3O2jDWV
It's an exciting day for the Art Processors team! After a decade in the making, Pladia is now available to institutions seeking to transform the way visitors explore and interact. After years of incubation within Art Processors and leveraging over a decade of built experience with our clients, Pladia is launching as a standalone business. This separation allows Art Processors to focus on providing world leading service, leveraging their extensive expertise to deliver customized experiences and technical support. Meanwhile, Pladia can dedicate its efforts exclusively to scalable product development, building and refining innovative products with a robust customer experience. Reach out to the Pladia team for a demo #technology #productlaunch
🚀 Exciting news: Pladia has launched! We are thrilled to announce the official launch of Pladia. With our teams in Australia and the United States, we have been hard at work to build innovative technology that seamlessly blends physical and digital spaces, and transform the way visitors engage and interact with venues. Our products empower cultural institutions, festivals, events, and tourism to create, guide, manage, and take the on-site visitor experience to new heights. Art Processors was founded with the invention of The O, the world's first location-aware museum guide at the Mona - Museum of Old and New Art. Pladia distills 13 years of insights gained from rigorous research, extensive prototyping, comprehensive analysis, and attentive listening into a unified platform of premium software products. Pladia's powerful and practical tools are designed to create better visitor experiences, whether they're seeing the various gallery halls of your art venue, walking through a new exhibit in a history museum, or being wowed by a spectacular light and fireworks show, thus creating results that drive tangible business value. Feel free to reach out to us for more information or to schedule a demo. www.pladia.ioAnd stay tuned for more updates and insights.#PladiaLaunch #VisitorExperience #Innovation #Technology #CulturalInstitutions #Museums #Galleries #Tours #TravelTech #MuseTech #Festivals #Events
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🎉 We’re excited to announce that Art Processors will be attending Fast Company's Innovation Festival next week in the home of our USA office, NYC. This comes on the heels of our Pentridge Prison Tours project receiving an Honorable Mention in Fast Company's Experience Design category – a testament to our team’s creativity and dedication. If you're at the festival, don't miss the chance to connect with AP's own Ariel Efron, Tiffany Willey or Caitlin Kerker Mennen-Bobula, who will be attending sessions and sharing insights. We can’t wait to engage with fellow innovators and explore the future of design together #FastCoInnovation hashtag#ExperienceDesign hashtag#ArtProcessors hashtag#Innovation
Very proud to sponsor this program!
🔦Let us take a moment to shine the spotlight on one of our amazing sponsors, returning for the 2024 program, Art Processors. Art Processors is a global experiential design and technology company. We partner with cultural and tourism organisations to invent new realities of human experience. We offer specialist interactive media and exhibition design services that set a new standard for immersive storytelling, alongside a technology platform that makes it easy to deliver, benchmark and continually improve experiences. Art Processors began in 2011 with a mission: to change the way a museum could look and feel at the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona). We sought to democratise the experience; to create new ways of storytelling, no wall labels or scholarly rhetoric. When we started out, the technology we needed didn’t exist, so we invented it. Ten years on, we’re still inventing—dreaming up new ways of storytelling, adding new ways of doing things to our technology platform, and forging new partnerships. Understanding and continually exploring the unification of experiential design and technology is critical to everything we do. So too is ensuring we have a positive impact on the people who visit the organisations we partner with—it’s why we do what we do. Our ‘special sauce’ is our multidisciplinary team. We are artists, strategists, engineers and scientists skilled at harmonising people, place, technology and storytelling to create experiences that resonate with audiences. We believe anything is possible and if it doesn’t exist we invent it. The beautifully written testimonial from Madeleine van Venetie, Lead UX Designer, demonstrates why Art Processors is a coveted future workplace for many of our Grad Girls participants. Thank you to Art Processors for your continued support. Grad Girls loves You! #GradGirls2024 #W4STEM
We are so proud of this project and of Christine Murray our content wizard recently promoted to Creative Director. We are lucky to have her creative mind focused on brilliant projects like this one!

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So honored to have been included in the groundbreaking ceremony for the National Conservation Legacy Center, a project Art Processors has been involved with since 2021. It's taken a tremendous amount of hard work, creativity, grit, vision and passion to get to this day. Congratulations to Lisa Tate and all the Board Members at the NATIONAL MUSEUM OF FOREST SERVICE HISTORY INC. It's been wonderful to dream with you, design with you, and to now see those dreams becoming a reality. I can't wait to walk through those doors! https://lnkd.in/gUzjmjms
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