In October ADi Solutions and ADi Audiovisual combined to build and install a new exhibition for the Imperial War Museum.
Wall units, AV elements and large central vitrine
A recent commission requiring temporary free-standing exhibition walls incorporating a curved front and two flat display walls on the rear.
Pitzhanger Manor House and Gallery 2014
ADi Audiovisual are pleased to be equipment partner with The Barbican Curve gallery to procure equipment for the fascinating current show
Digital Revolution:
An immersive exhibition of art, design, film, music and videogames
Barbican Centre, London, UK
3 July – 14 September 2014
#digitalrevolution
www.barbican.org.uk/digitalrevolution
Digital Revolution, installation images, Barbican Centre, 3 July – 14 September 2014 ,
Photography Credit Matthew G Lloyd-Getty Images
Close and Far: Russian Photography Now
We are extremely pleased to continue our relationship with Calvert 22 Foundation, and particularly inspired by the work on show in the current exhibition of Russian Photography.
Curated by Kate Bush, it features the truly amazing work of Sergei Prokudin-Gorsky (1863-1944), Max Sher (b.1975), Olya Ivanov (b 1981), Alexander Gorsky (b.1980), Taus Makhacheva (b.1983) and Dimitry Venkov (b.1980)
Installation Photography by Andy Keate
ADi built and installed all the exhibition display furniture and provided and installed all of the audio-visual elements.
Getting the 11 metre long display vitrine from our workshop to the upper gallery was … fun.
The exhibition runs to August 17th
FRIEZE LONDON and FRIEZE MASTERS 2014
Click link below to take advantage of ADi Solutions bespoke exhibition display furniture
Stanley Spencer Projection
Somerset House: Heaven in a Hell of War Exhibition
ADi AV recreated Stanley Spencer’s Altar Piece at Sandham Memorial Chapel using a Barco Short throw Projector and mirror in order to achieve a near lifesize image from floor to ceiling.
Photograph. Mark Wayman
Time of The Empress by Aziz + Cucher
image © Sam Drake
In January 2014 ADi AV installed this audiovisual piece using Samsung narrow bezel professional display screens for their show at Gazelli Art House, London.