
DiMenna Children’s History Museum website.

DiMenna Children’s History Museum website.
October / 18 / 2012
by James Heaton
New York University was calling. It turned out to be the newly minted Center For Spiritual Life.
When I spoke to the co-director, a lively, amiable and eminently likable Ms. Shy, I asked what they needed done. She answered with the now dreaded assertion, “We want a new website.”read more
May / 15 / 2013
by James Heaton
Museums exist in particular places. The Bronx Museum exists in the South Bronx, it's a contemporary art museum located right in the middle of the poorest community in the continental United States. A community that could not be more distant from the stereotype of the white-wall, high-art tradition underpinning much of the aesthetics and behaviors that permeate the world of contemporary art.read more
by James Heaton
Cerami—headed by Victoria Cerami—is the creme de la creme of acoustic engineering firms. Founded in 1965 by Vito Cerami, the firm pioneered many of the design and construction practices now commonly used for noise and vibration control in modern commercial and residential buildings.read more
July / 1 / 2012
by James Heaton
Home Grown Books has created a wonderful series of early readers that don't insult the intelligence of kids as they are just starting to learn to read.read more
by James Heaton
Tronvig Group developed the brand, signage, website and collateral for this local Ft. Greene, Brooklyn farm to table restaurant and event space. ICI French Country Kitchen, Est. Brooklyn 2004.read more
by James Heaton
The Open House New York weekend map feature has a few improvements this year, and still serves as a good example of visual data navigaion.read more
March / 7 / 2012
by James Heaton
Digital News Ventures the Media Development Loan Fund has created a fund for new ventures in the digital news media space. The idea is to seed the ideas that will facilitate the health and continuity of independent journalism as news continues to shift into the digital arena.read more