ISG Productions supervised and managed the touring version of Evicted, an exhibition organized by the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C. based on the Pulitzer Prize winning book by Matthew Desmond. It is traveling to twelve venues across the United States.
Photos by Yassine El Mansouri, courtesy National Building Museum.
The Commissioner of Media and Entertainment, New York, retained ISG Productions to project manage Spotlight on Broadway, a virtual “museum” of the history of Broadway. This citywide project includes short documentary films on each of the 40 Broadway theatres, a website, mobile application, and an on-site installation in Times Square. Project partners include the Broadway League, Times Square Alliance, The Museum of the City of New York, New York Public Library, the Shubert Organization, Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York.
To celebrate arts education in the New York City Public Schools, the Fund for Public Schools hired the firm to produce a series of student cultural events. Working with the Fund, New York City Department of Education, and the Department of Cultural Affairs, Sheppard Gallagher oversaw all logistics and coordination of an art show at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, a dance performance at The Apollo Theater, a music recital at Carnegie Hall and readings at The New Victory Theater.
For the Madison Square Park Art Conservancy, Sheppard Gallagher produced a benefit honoring Martin Friedman, a towering figure in American museum world, for his contributions to contemporary art and the Madison Square Park Art Program. The gala was held at Prince George Ballroom, May 2012.
For the 30th anniversary of the Department of Cultural Affairs, Sheppard Gallagher produced a series of events at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
For its inaugural awards to 50 artists, United States Artists, a new non-profit organization, hired Sheppard Gallagher to produce a series of events at Jazz at Lincoln Center.