From a local contemporary art museum to a global cultural institution
Arts and culture
Proving economical and social value
Arts and culture institutions hold unique gems: collections, civic trust, and community relationships. But as funding decreases, it goes first to those who can translate that depth into the language of economic and social contribution.
AREA 17 helps you adapt to this new era by crafting brand, experience, and technology as a single, coherent system.
Arts and culture index
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Since 2025
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Revealing the impact of a storied Fellowship
Since 2025 -
Building the digital foundation of one of the most anticipated museums in the world
Since 2024 -
Maison Gainsbourg
Since 2021 -
A novel experience of art and architecture
Since 2020 -
Bringing a neighborhood of art online
2024–2025 -
Revealing the transformative power of art, architecture, and nature
2024–2025 -
le19M
2023–2024 -
Encouraging engagement with art and ideas
2022–2024 -
Dia
2023 -
Shaping a hopeful vision of our future
2022 -
Cleveland Museum of Art
2021–2022 -
A first-voice perspective
2021 -
Decolonizing Canada’s preeminent visual arts organization
2021 -
New perspective on the American experiment
2020 -
One Getty: Building an inclusive digital experience befitting a renowned arts and culture institute
2020 -
Representing contemporary artists for 30 years
2017–2020 -
Tackling climate change through female artists
2019 -
Reshaping the story of a museum
2017–2019 -
Transforming a museum into a leader in open-source innovation
2018 -
A life line for artistic expression
2017 -
A beautiful utility
2014–2016 -
A new stage for the world's most famous opera
2015 -
The world’s most prestigious photography
2013–2015 -
NY Media Center
2014 -
Reed Expositions
2013–2014 -
Made in New York
2011–2014 -
Human Grid
2013 -
Magnum Photos
2012 -
Slash
2010–2012 -
Doha Film Institute
2010 -
Creative Capital
2008 -
A&E
2003