The Metropolis in Latin America, 1830–1930

This exhibition was divided in two sections on either side of the reception desk. The unique architecture posed a challenge to engage the audience to visit both sides with way-finding signage. It also increased the space-planning complexity because of the additional components to the art objects, including multilingual texts, 2 video displays, 1 interactive audioguide map, an extensive historical timeline, and an information graphic. As the exhibition design lead, I directed the junior designer on producing a supplementary newspaper take-away offering the same content in Spanish and English.