US & AUS projects honoured with 5 Muse Creative Awards
Art Processors is celebrating five
Gold Muse Creative Awards for our
‘Experiential and Immersive’ designs
in both the US and Australia.
These global awards honour excellence and innovation in creative design — celebrating inspiring projects that set new industry benchmarks.
Among our Gold award-winning projects was A Beautiful Disruption: Experiencing the Bloch Galleries. Our design for this Kansas City project transformed the museum’s Impressionist collection into a walk-through theatrical event.
Meanwhile, in Australia, four Art Processors projects took home Gold Awards. Two Sydney-based experiential designs for the Museums of History NSW—including The People’s House: Sydney Opera House at 50 and ‘Maestro’ Interactive Experience—were both honoured. Further south, in Melbourne, Pentridge Prison Tours and Hidden: Seven Children Saved round out the Gold quintet of awards.
Art Processors’ Chief Creative Officer and Co-Founder Tony Holzner described the five Gold Muse Creative Awards as affirming the studio’s ability to conceive and deliver world-leading experiences.
“We are delighted to be honoured by the Muse Creative Awards’ jury for such a diverse range of projects,” Tony said. “These accolades showcase Art Processors’ capacity to share historically significant stories in innovative ways that capture worldwide audiences.”
We also wish to extend our thanks and congratulations to our partners and collaborators on each of these award-winning projects.
Learn more about the winning projects below.
A Beautiful Disruption: Experiencing the Bloch Galleries
(US)
Muse Creative Gold Award — Experiential & Immersive design category
Here, we worked with The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art to transform the museum’s Impressionist collection into a walk-through theatrical event. The result is an innovative experience that empowers visitors to engage more deeply with the artwork and artists.
Our design is focussed on ‘shared experiences’. By eliminating headphones and mobile devices, we’ve encouraged more interaction — whereby visitors are invited to engage in discussion, pose for pictures, listen and react together.
The People’s House: Sydney Opera House at 50 (AUS)
Muse Creative Gold Award — Experiential & Immersive design category
In collaboration with Museums of History NSW, Art Processors delivered the creative concept for the exhibition, assisting with curation, producing audio interviews and devising interactives that create space for play, experimentation and delight.
This design celebrates the everyday people who have turned the Sydney Opera House into one of Australia’s iconic landmarks.
To help bring to life the project’s four interactive installations, our design team included creative technologists, front and back-end engineers, data engineers, sound designers, digital artists and content creators.
