Denver Art Museum is one of our favorite clients to work with and it was a pleasure to create the strategy, design, and development for their new Embrace! exhibition site. The website’s main goal is to promote the 17 world-class contemporary artists selected to create one-of-a-kind installations specifically for the Embrace! exhibition before and during its life at the Denver Art Museum.

Slice of Lime developed a clean navigation and design that showcases the show’s installations and artists. As with our earlier DAM projects, the site content is easily managed through Wordpress on the backend. Dynamic plug-ins included a scrolling jQuery billboard on the homepage, photos from a Flickr feed, timelapse videos, artist audio clips and a Twitter feed. Advertised through the Museum’s various social media outlets, the show has gathered attention and applause for utilizing the unique Hamilton Building design in a “more ambitious, and global, direction.”

We sincerely hope you’ll plan a visit to the Embrace! show between now and April 4, 2010.

Slice of Lime hosted their 10th Boulder Creative Commons last night with the theme “Time-Lapse.” The video above is the group creating our own time-lapse project during the meet up, starting with a blank chalkboard in the Slice of Lime offices.

Eric Baer spoke about his work on BoulderFlatironCam.com and Bruce Wyman (seen below) presented how the Denver Art Museum utilized time-lapse to capture the artists that participated in the current Embrace! exhibit.

More pictures and details on the event can be seen here.

Many thanks to our sponsors, Boulder Digital Arts and GoodBelly, and to everyone that participated to make this meet up a success!

This is Slice of Lime’s first native iPhone Application. iWishi taps into Twitter to find what people are wishing for in real time. The iPhone version allows you to choose which character delivers your wish and loads a new wish when you shake the iPhone.