The Willem de Kooning Foundation
Client
The Willem de Kooning Foundation
Studio
exhibit-E
Involvement
Web Design
The Willem de Kooning Foundation’s selective artwork archive sits alongside extensive biographical and Foundation content. A custom filtering and comparison experience lets visitors explore and compare artworks across the collection.
Drawing from the Foundation’s existing identity, pink controls, white artwork frames, and a subtle gray background create a consistent structure throughout the site.
The Willem de Kooning Foundation’s selective artwork archive sits alongside extensive biographical and Foundation content. A custom filtering and comparison experience lets visitors explore and compare artworks across the collection.
Drawing from the Foundation’s existing identity, pink controls, white artwork frames, and a subtle gray background create a consistent structure throughout the site.
Client
The Willem de Kooning Foundation
Studio
exhibit-E
Involvement
Web Design
Client
The Willem de Kooning Foundation
Studio
exhibit-E
Involvement
Web Design
The Willem de Kooning Foundation’s selective artwork archive sits alongside extensive biographical and Foundation content. A custom filtering and comparison experience lets visitors explore and compare artworks across the collection.
Drawing from the Foundation’s existing identity, pink controls, white artwork frames, and a subtle gray background create a consistent structure throughout the site.
Much of the design challenge centered on making the artwork archive useful beyond simple browsing. I designed a cross-filtering system with dynamically updating counts, adjustable thumbnail views, and a comparison tool that allows two works to be selected independently and viewed side by side or as a slideshow. The same system had to coexist with extensive biographical and Foundation content without making the site feel like separate experiences.
Much of the design challenge centered on making the artwork archive useful beyond simple browsing. I designed a cross-filtering system with dynamically updating counts, adjustable thumbnail views, and a comparison tool that allows two works to be selected independently and viewed side by side or as a slideshow. The same system had to coexist with extensive biographical and Foundation content without making the site feel like separate experiences.
Much of the design challenge centered on making the artwork archive useful beyond simple browsing. I designed a cross-filtering system with dynamically updating counts, adjustable thumbnail views, and a comparison tool that allows two works to be selected independently and viewed side by side or as a slideshow. The same system had to coexist with extensive biographical and Foundation content without making the site feel like separate experiences.
Much of the design challenge centered on making the artwork archive useful beyond simple browsing. I designed a cross-filtering system with dynamically updating counts, adjustable thumbnail views, and a comparison tool that allows two works to be selected independently and viewed side by side or as a slideshow. The same system had to coexist with extensive biographical and Foundation content without making the site feel like separate experiences.
Much of the design challenge centered on making the artwork archive useful beyond simple browsing. I designed a cross-filtering system with dynamically updating counts, adjustable thumbnail views, and a comparison tool that allows two works to be selected independently and viewed side by side or as a slideshow. The same system had to coexist with extensive biographical and Foundation content without making the site feel like separate experiences.
Much of the design challenge centered on making the artwork archive useful beyond simple browsing. I designed a cross-filtering system with dynamically updating counts, adjustable thumbnail views, and a comparison tool that allows two works to be selected independently and viewed side by side or as a slideshow. The same system had to coexist with extensive biographical and Foundation content without making the site feel like separate experiences.
