More than 200 original fine artworks were installed in the Breakthrough Collaboration Hub at the U.S. Venture Center in Titletown, through a partnership with the Green Bay Packers organization.
Process: Deadringer partnered with U.S. Venture and the Green Bay Packers organization to source and place original work throughout the newly built Collaboration Hub, coordinating across the space.
Scope: 200+ original fine artworks installed across the Hub.
Artists: Featured artists include Michelle Grabner, Cody Hudson, Sarah Leuchtner, and Shir Ende, among 83 contributing artists.
Atlas Restaurant at The St. Regis Hotel in Atlanta, GA. Deadringer curated an installation pairing original work from mid-career artists across the Southeast US with pieces from the Tavistock Group's renowned collection, including works by Picasso, Matisse, Lucian Freud, and Francis Bacon.
Process: Deadringer sourced and selected original works from 16 mid-career Southeast artists, then collaborated with the Tavistock Group to choose complementary pieces from their collection, building a cohesive installation across the restaurant's dining and gathering spaces.
Scope: 43 artworks across the dining room and lounge spaces.
Artists: Emerging local artists were shown alongside works by Picasso, Matisse, Lucian Freud, and Francis Bacon from the Tavistock Group collection.
Deadringer spent two years consulting and expanding the creative branch of Emory Healthcare's mission, developing a full art program around a refreshed brand identity.
Process: Over a two-year engagement, Deadringer worked with May Architecture and Emory Healthcare to develop and execute a system-wide original art program, sourcing local artists and placing work across lobby areas, waiting rooms, and private patient rooms.
Scope: 9 new specialty outpatient clinics, a 14-story, 358,000 sq ft medical superblock, a 6-story diagnostic and treatment center, a 14-story medical office, and a multi-story education and oncology center.
Artists: Krista Clark, Rocio Rodriguez, Joe Camoosa, Kirstin Mitchell, Namwon Choi, Don Cooper, Donna Mintz, and other local artists.
Deadringer Projects has produced a range of public artworks, both permanent and temporary, including a public art initiative for Atlanta's MARTA transit system, an installation at the Chicago History Museum for the 2023 Chicago Humanities Festival, and a public performance at 21C Museum Hotel Chicago during EXPO 2023.
Process: Deadringer partnered with civic and cultural institutions — MARTA, the Chicago History Museum, and 21C Museum Hotel — to produce site-specific public art, coordinating around each institution's programming and public access requirements.
Scope: Three distinct projects: a permanent MARTA transit installation, a temporary installation for the 2023 Chicago Humanities Festival, and a public performance during EXPO 2023 Chicago.
Deadringer specializes in helping clients build meaningful collections of original artwork, with a focus on emerging and underrepresented artists.
Process: Every private collection engagement starts with understanding how a client actually lives with art — their space, their story, and pieces they're already drawn to. From there, Deadringer sources original work from emerging and underrepresented artists, manages acquisition and logistics, and oversees framing and placement so each piece resonates with the home it's going into.
Deadringer helps transform a growing collection of a child's artwork into a curated, framed display.
Process: The process starts with reviewing the full body of work to select standout pieces, then resizing, collaging, and framing them into a cohesive display. Deadringer handles sourcing materials, framing, and installation, turning a drawer or box of your child’s drawings into a finished gallery wall.
