JMG / A.J. Taylor Catalogue / 05.02.2010
The first exhibition for Jan Murphy Gallery presented an interesting challenge with both square and panoramic works to be displayed.
JMG / Online Shop / 18.11.2009
Jan Murphy Gallery‘s website has had an online shop developed to display the wide variety of items that the represented artists produce — including publications, bags, and jewellery.
JMG / Website News / 04.11.2009
A News section has been developed for Jan Murphy Gallery‘s website, along with a number of other updates, including an integrated artwork slideshow and new thumbnail format.
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JMG / Email Templates / 14.08.2009
The email templates for Jan Murphy Gallery have been updated and integrated with some tricky coding of MailChimp‘s API connection, allowing the existing content editing process to seamlessly merge with the new.
An overall website refresh is also underway.
JMG / Exhibition Signage / 02.04.2009
Exhibition treatment for Alexander Seton’s sculptures at Jan Murphy Gallery, on until April 25.
JMG / Art World Ad / 04.12.2008
An ad for Jan Murphy Gallery placed in Art World announcing the upcoming shows in 2009.
JMG / Christmas Card 08 / 18.11.2008
For this year’s invitation to the Jan Murphy Gallery‘s annual Small Works exhibition The Letter D had a little abstract fun with circles and stars – all very Christmassy.
JMG / Christmas Window 08 / 17.11.2008
Once again Jan Murphy Gallery‘s resident master made an appearance on the Christmas window, this time with some friends in a paper chain – and we couldn’t forget Rudolph.
JMG / Melbourne Art Fair 08 / 07.07.2008
We have developed a double sided poster to promote the two artists Jan Murphy Gallery is taking to this year’s Melbourne Art Fair.
One piece is displayed on each side allowing each artist to take centre stage, with the artist and gallery details repeated at opposite ends.
JMG / Christmas Window 07 / 23.11.2007
The recurring theme of using Jan Murphy Gallery‘s resident crowd controller as the Christmas window decoration has been maintained…
The Letter D developed a rough-cut vinyl application, with the offset window glazing used to display a moving shadow of the overall theme.
