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Technical Artistry, Inc.145 Avenue of the AmericasNew York, New York 10013

212-989-6889 212-647-0256 faxwww.TechnicalArtistry.com

info@TANY.com

• Technical Artistry provides lighting design,specification and technical consultation.Our specialty is providing elegant solutionsthat fulfill unique or difficult technicalrequirements.

• We do not ascribe to the standard operatingphilosophy that the best solution to aproblem comes at the highest cost. We are budget sensitive. We are savvy about alternative materials and techniques. And we know the available resources. We advocate the use of recycled and energy efficientproducts and consider daily use specifications and long term maintenancepart of our design considerations.

National World War One MuseumKansas City, Missouri

Lighting Design

National Constitution CenterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

Lighting Design

William J. Clinton Presidential LibraryLittle Rock, ArkansasLighting Design

• Our organization is small and flexible. We have a roster of talented individuals andwho are each pursuing careers in their areasof expertise. Calling upon these individualsas needed allows us to function on aper-project, and also to benefit from therich collaboration of experienced specialists.

• We run the gamut of design possibilities;from achieving historical accuracy to working in cutting edge technologies and materials.Rather than strive for a particular “style” thatwould identify Technical Artistry, we seek theunique qualities in each assignment from whichan aesthetic is determined.

National Civil Rights MuseumMemphis, TennesseeLighting Design

Hall of Bio DiversityAmerican Museum of Natural HistoryNew York, new YorkLighting Design

"Garbage" New York Public LibraryNew York, New York

Lighting Design

• Our experience and background in lightingallows us to offer a wide variety of services,from designing traditional illuminationsystems to reinventing the way lightcan be used in museums and exhibitions. We temper a strong aesthetic sense withmechanical and electrical knowledgein order to assure lighting choices that work.

• Our approach in lighting is to be highlyresponsive to the subject being lit. We oftenincorporate a variety of lighting fixtures, drawingfrom commercial, theatrical, interior /exteriorlighting, customized lighting fixtures or lighting“objects.” We come from a theatrical and industrialbackground, so we have experience with a broadcolor palette and range of intensities.

Duke & Duchess of WindsorSotheby's Auction House

New York, New YorkLighting Design/ Projection

INTEL Chip MuseumSanta Clara, CaliforniaLighting Design

Fiber Optic GalleryCorning Museum, New York

Lighting Design

• As a general principal, we emphasize the useof energy efficient lighting fixtures and lamps.The use of efficient and durable equipmentsaves money both in electrical requirementsand general maintenance and upkeep.In particular, we try to anticipate any usageproblems that might be encountered over thelong term and resolve them in the designphase through proper instrument selectionand installation.

The Queen's OwnSmithsonian Postal Museum

Washington, D.C.Lighting Design

50 Years of TelevisionOca, Sao Paolo, BrasilLighting Design

Griffith ObservatortLos Angeles, CalafoniaLighting Design

CLIENT AND EXHIBITION LISTPartial List

American Folk Art MuseumAmerican Museum of Natural HistoryBoston National Historic ParkClinton Presidential LibraryCorning Innovation CenterEdison National Historic SiteEllis Island National ParkGlen Horowitz BooksellersGriffith ObservatoryHans Christian Anderson MuseumIndiana State MuseumINTEL MuseumLiberty Science CenterLiberty Monument MuseumJapanese American National MuseumJeff McBride MagicianThe Lion King on BroadwayLiz Clairborne NYCLocal ProjectsLouisville Science CenterMilwaukee Art MuseumMuseum of Biblical ArtNational Civil Rights MuseumNational Constitution Center National Library of MedicineNational World War One MuseumNauticus MuseumNew York Historical SocietyNew York Public LibraryNYC Department of Parks and RecreationNYC Department of Cultural AffairsNew York State Council for the ArtsPollack-Krasner HouseRalph Appelbaum AssociatesRichard Gluckman ArchitectsShift MagazineSmithsonian InstitutionSotheby’sStaten Island Children’s MuseumTime Warner City CableTribeca Film FestivalWalt Disney TheatricalWalt Whitman BirthplaceWhitney Museum of American Art

Exhibition LightingHall of Bio Diversity Exhibition LightingAfrican Meeting House and Abiel Smith School LightingExhibition LightingFiber Optics Gallery Exhibition LightingMuseum/ Exhibition LightingVisiting Nurse Service & JAMN ExhibitionStore Exhibition LightingMuseum/ Exhibition LightingMuseum/ Exhibition LightingExhibition LightingExhibition LightingExhibition LightingMuseum and Exhibition LightingFighting for Tomorrow Exhibition LightingIllusion Design and ProductionCustom Lighting Fixture Design & Production5th Ave Opening Temporary Facade LightingLighting/A/V ConsultationWorld We Create Exhibition LightingChipstone Exhibition Interactive LightingExhibition LightingExhibition LightingExhibition Lighting, Theater and Television Studio Lighting and Audio/Video InstallationExhibition and Museum LightingInteractive LightingExhibition Lighting and Audio/Video InstallationExhibition Lighting and Audio/Video InstallationCentral Park A/V InstallationTechnical, Lighting ConsultantsTechnical, Lighting ConsultantsJackson Pollack Studio lightingLighting ConsultationLighting ConsultationLaunch Event Design & LightingExhibition LightingLighting and ConsultationBuilding Buildings Technical InstallationsLogo ProjectionProduction Design and LightingLighting ConsultationExhibition LightingEdward Hopper, Calder Exhibition Lighting

AwardsTechnical Artistry 1999 Lumen E.P.R.I Award 1999,2001 and 2005 IESNA Lumen Awards

Kyle Chepulis 1999 EDDy Award, Village Voice OBIE Award and 1993 BESSIE Award

145 Avenue of the Americas • New York, New York 10013-1548(212) 989-6889 (212) 674-0256 fax www.TechnicalArtistry, Inc.