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    “There’s no reason why this should ever be a comfortable place. View Article

  • Creating a full-stack solution to track life-saving flights

    Creating a full-stack solution to track life-saving flights
    The Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame wanted to evoke the spirit of innovation and community involvement that the Royal Flying Doctor Service has brought to outback Australia. View Article

  • What the past and modern behavioural science reveal about tourism's recovery

    What the past and modern behavioural science reveal about tourism's recovery
    Recent predictions on how quickly the international tourism industry will bounce back from the latest Coronavirus pandemic vary from years to decades. View Article

  • When is an experience too immersive? Exploring wellbeing and the museum

    When is an experience too immersive? Exploring wellbeing and the museum
    There was one distinctive moment that led Sarah van Haastert, Art Processors’ Business Development Lead, to want to talk on the topic of immersion and wellbeing at the 2022 AAM Annual Meeting. View Article

  • Iconic, intimate, in-sync: Developing the audio experience for the Bob Dylan Center Iconic, intimate, in-sync: Developing the audio experience for the Bob Dylan Center

    Iconic, intimate, in-sync: Developing the audio experience for the Bob Dylan Center Iconic, intimate, in-sync: Developing the audio experience for the Bob Dylan Center
    At the Bob Dylan Center, our specially-developed audio technology immerses visitors as they curate their own intimate journey around the archives of this icon of American music.  View Article

  • Three Art Processors finalists in 2022 Women Leading Tech awards

    Three Art Processors finalists in 2022 Women Leading Tech awards
    We’re thrilled to share that three women at Art Processors — our Chief Financial Officer Amie Scruton, Visual Designer Cassandra Cox, and Lead Android Developer Rachael Jayne — are finalists in thi View Article

  • Revealing the secrets behind the Australian Signals Directorate

    Revealing the secrets behind the Australian Signals Directorate
    Throughout a new exhibition at the National Museum of Australia, visitors actively uncover never-before-told stories of the Australian Signals Directorate. View Article

  • Reflecting the works and world of Henri Matisse with an experimental audio experience

    Reflecting the works and world of Henri Matisse with an experimental audio experience
    For Art Processors, and our long-term partner the Gallery Digital team, who were spearheading the charge to create an immersive audio experience in time, Matisse: Life & Spirit – Masterpiece was a case of creative problem solving to the rescue. View Article

  • How audio breaks down walls between indoor and outdoor spaces at The Huntington

    How audio breaks down walls between indoor and outdoor spaces at The Huntington
    As visitor experiences increasingly blur the lines between inside and out, The Huntington is leading the way in immersive digital storytelling inspiring full campus exploration. View Article

  • Black History Month: Six pioneers who make every day better

    Black History Month: Six pioneers who make every day better
    During Black History Month, we’ve been thinking about the Black innovators who we have to thank for where we are today. View Article

  • Farewell Josh Muir

    Farewell Josh Muir
    In 2019 an important opportunity came along for Art Processors when Bendigo Art Gallery invited our (then) small creative technology company to be part of a unique collaboration for an exhibition b View Article

  • Engaging people in the stories of America's public lands for the National Conservation Legacy Center

    Engaging people in the stories of America's public lands for the National Conservation Legacy Center
    How to manage America’s public lands has long been a political hot potato (to put it lightly). On a 30-acre site in a mountain valley in Missoula, Montana, the debate is about to be shaken up. View Article

  • Immersing visitors in California's beautifully bizarre Winchester Mystery House

    Immersing visitors in California's beautifully bizarre Winchester Mystery House
    After the tragic deaths of her child and husband, Sarah Winchester, heiress to the Winchester Rifle fortune, set about building a 160-room house to appease the spirits who died at the hands of the View Article

  • How we’re prioritising mental health and wellbeing

    How we’re prioritising mental health and wellbeing
    In Art Processors’ culture of diversity and inclusion, it’s not just OK for our people to talk about their mental wellbeing and get the support they need, when and how they need it—it’s encouraged. View Article

  • Art Processors recognised as a family inclusive workplace

    Art Processors recognised as a family inclusive workplace
    Art Processors is proud to announce its certification as a family inclusive workplace as part of an Australian-first initiative to raise the national standard of support offered by employers to wor View Article

  • Grace Cathedral’s TILT concert will span cultures, countries and communities

    Grace Cathedral’s TILT concert will span cultures, countries and communities
    Art Processors is partnering with Grace Cathedral to produce View Article

  • Dust to digital: The rebirth of the Stockman's Hall of Fame

    Dust to digital: The rebirth of the Stockman's Hall of Fame
    The Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre recently reopened its doors after undergoing a two-year, $15 million redevelopment of its galleries. View Article

  • Helping share WA Museum Boola Bardip’s ‘many stories’

    Helping share WA Museum Boola Bardip’s ‘many stories’
    Ahead of its opening in November 2020, WA Museum Boola Bardip needed a site-wide digital platform and mobile guide that could seamlessly integrate with its significant collection database a View Article

  • Art Processors’ Vanessa Doake named finalist in Women Leading Tech Awards

    Art Processors’ Vanessa Doake named finalist in Women Leading Tech Awards
    Vanessa Doake, Art Processors’s Chief People Officer, has been named a finalist in the Executive Leader category of the 2021 Women Leading Tech Awards. View Article

  • How The O helped Mona emerge from its COVID hibernation

    How The O helped Mona emerge from its COVID hibernation
    Opening in January 2011, the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona), located in Hobart, Australia, has become a must-see venue for art-lovers worldwide.  View Article

  • International Women’s Day: Diversity, inclusion and supporting women in the tech workplace

    International Women’s Day: Diversity, inclusion and supporting women in the tech workplace
    "We have an amazing group of women at Art Processors, working across all areas. As a company, we're doing all we can to create a welcoming, diverse and inclusive workplace for everyone." View Article

  • Black History Month: Giant Steps in STEM

    Black History Month: Giant Steps in STEM
    The phrase 'Standing on the shoulders of giants' describes our relationship with those who blazed a path before us.  View Article

  • Students spread their wings with Art Processors’ Indigenous internships program

    Students spread their wings with Art Processors’ Indigenous internships program
    Art Processors has proudly collaborated with several cultural institutions to bring to life the vast and rich experience of First Nations peoples across Australia, including our such collaboration View Article

  • Gogo – The digital pocket guide to the new WA Museum Boola Bardip

    Gogo – The digital pocket guide to the new WA Museum Boola Bardip
    A visionary app providing visitors to the new WA Museum Boola Bardip with a unique and highly immersive view of some of that State’s most significant cultural artefacts has gone live. View Article

  • Has this been sanitized? - reaching museum audiences in a post-pandemic world

    Has this been sanitized? - reaching museum audiences in a post-pandemic world
    In collaboration with the Mid Atlantic Association of Museums, Art Processors co-hosted a webinar to explore the challenges and silver linings of reaching museum audiences in a post-quarantine world. View Article

  • Manufacturing success in cultural spaces with Tekt Industries

    Manufacturing success in cultural spaces with Tekt Industries
    For seven years Art Processors has worked with Tekt Industries to develop and manufacture unique electronic hardware offerings that meet the demand of cultural spaces. View Article

  • Creating a bold new Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame

    Creating a bold new Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame
    Art Processors is leading the artistic and digital transformation of The Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre – the largest project in the bush icon’s 30-year history. View Article

  • Curating in the digital world: The changing relationship between artists, curators and tech companies

    Curating in the digital world: The changing relationship between artists, curators and tech companies
    Mona’s most technologically ambitious exhibition blends visitor interactions, augmented reality, and The O. View Article

  • Building connections through a world of sound

    Building connections through a world of sound
    “We are staking out new opportunities for people to engage in a moment or a place.” – Jason Renier, sound artist   View Article

  • How Japan Supernatural’s eerie soundscape was brought to life

    How Japan Supernatural’s eerie soundscape was brought to life
    How might an interpretive audio guide enhance the sonic experience of the Japan Supernatural exhibition? View Article

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the many Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and honour Elders past, present and emerging. We respect their deep, enduring connection to their lands, waterways and surrounding clan groups since time immemorial. We cherish the richness of First Nations Peoples’ artistic and cultural expressions.