David Suzuki
Rewilding Art Prize
Developed by the multidisciplinary exhibition design team at the Canadian Museum of Nature, the David Suzuki Rewilding Art Prize exhibition showcases the intersection of art and environmental advocacy. This initiative celebrates artists who creatively respond to the themes of rewilding and conservation, encouraging a deeper connection with the natural world. Through diverse mediums, the works displayed provoke thought and dialogue about biodiversity, habitat restoration, and the urgent need for sustainable practices. Visitors can engage with stunning visual interpretations that not only highlight the beauty of nature but also reflect the pressing challenges facing ecosystems today. This exhibition not only honors artistic expression but also reinforces the importance of environmental stewardship.
Main Challenges
Balance artistic expression of 13 unique artists with conservation themes to communicate the rewilding initiative.
Ensure accessibility for diverse audiences, including those with disabilities.
Create an engaging environment to raise awareness of environmental issues.
Integrate multimedia elements without overwhelming the artwork.
Design layouts that encourage exploration and flow.
Consider sustainable materials for the exhibition design.
Collaborate with artists to realize their visions within budget and space constraints.
Key Achievements
Conceptualized and executed the design strategy for the David Suzuki Rewilding Art Prize exhibition, aligning visuals with environmental themes.
Balanced 13 artists' unique styles with a cohesive conservation message around rewilding.
Ensured accessibility for diverse audiences, including visitors with disabilities.
Developed intuitive layouts that support visitor flow and encourage exploration.
Created a strong visual identity for the exhibition aligned with its ecological themes.
Addressed environmental impact through reuse of furniture and strategic material choices.
Collaborated with artists to realize their visions within budget and spatial limits.
Responsibilities
Collaboration with the museum design team as well as artists and curators to develop an egnaging and inclusive exhibition.
Creation layouts and floor plans for optimal artwork display.
Support material selection and installation elements focused on sustainability.
Conducting site visits to identify challenges and opportunities.
Preparation of documentation, including design proposals, visuals and mockups.
Updating stakeholders on project progress.
