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In a possible world-first, Michael Reid is now offering online Art Education lectures, via a new Art Lectures section on their Art Tube.
The Letter D. was asked to develop the purchase interface and manage the integration across the Education sections of the website.
A new Aboriginal Art supplement is being introduced in Art World, and Caruana & Reid asked The Letter D to produce an advertisement for the launch issue.
Gregor Kregar will be the star of Michael Reid‘s stand at the 2008 Melbourne Art Fair, with his cheeky gnomes making a splash for the lead-up advertising – this one in Art & Australia.
With the increase in Art Education events planned for Michael Reid in 2008, a more efficient system for client bookings was required so the staff could handle the influx…
The Letter D was asked to integrate an online ‘Cart’ system into the website, while reviewing the user registration path and form design.
Invitation to Jon Lewis’ show at Michael Reid.
It didn’t take long to decide on the main image…
An A4 insert for Vogue Living has been produced, promoting Michael Reid‘s Private Client Art Newsletter.
To differentiate the piece from the usual guff that falls out of your magazine subscription, The Letter D printed the insert on cream stock, with the only imagery being typographic colour – as a contrast to the glossy property developments it shared its slot with.
With the horizon line as part of the main image, we thought we’d have some fun with the orientation of information, for Johnny Young’s ad in Art Collector.
Doubling up on a recent invite for Darren McDonald’s show at Michael Reid meant we didn’t need to worry about the space for the address label.
So we used the space for a brief introduction, given he was a new addition to the Michael Reid stable.
Michael Reid asked The Letter D to develop an advertising format for upcoming exhibitions and events, with the first campaign for David Bromley’s exhibition at Murrurundi.
