What We Do
At the center of House Museum is belief in art’s ability to transform realities, both physical and ideological. We collaborate with multidisciplinary artists at three levels—community, applied, and integrated—in order to engage communities through time. At the highest level, integrated art becomes a permanent part of each historic landmark, generating transformative thought for years to come, while both community and applied art relate to opening events and temporary programs built around each historic site.
Scope of Work
International Artist Engagement, Exhibition Design and Planning, Curatorial Services, Archival Processing, 3D Architecture Modeling, Spatial Analytics, Map Construction and Visualization, Neighborhood Engagement Initiatives / Community Outreach Programs, Public Presentations and Workshops, Public Relations and Media Strategy.
Blue World Gallery 3D Architecture for Kaja Silverman with Marcos Hering and Austin Mayer, AIA.
 Measurements for 7 Juglans Californicas, to be planted in a circle, drawn by Milton Lau, AIA, House Museum advisor. |
 David Horvitz, 1/7 Southern California Black Walnut Trees. |
Architectural model and planning of the Henry O. Tanner House with Marcos Hering and Austin Mayer, AIA.
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