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Switchyard Artist Studios

Jewel Mari — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 17:31:53 +0000

In 2009 I joined a collective of artists to share warehouse and soon-to-be-built gallery space that we named “Switchyard Studios”. To help coordinate between the various (and ever-changing) artists and promote our space, I worked with a few other tech-savvy (or at least unafraid) artists to launch a website, Facebook page and internal communications groups and tools.

As of 2010 I’ve left the collective, though am working on a way in which I can still contribute w/out having a physical space at the studios, to help the amazing group of artists promoted and giving them more time to do their art.

Artomatic

Jewel Mari — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 17:10:15 +0000

In 2009 I supported ThinkShout as a client project manager, information architect and design and content manager for their engagement with Artomatic, a stellar volunteer-run arts organization located in Washington DC. ThinkShout launched a project to rebuild the Artomatic website to better help save volunteer time by including new tools and workflows to facilitate and automate event registrations, artist catalog listings, volunteer signups and shift management.

I learned a great deal about working with a volunteer-run organization and admire the folks who were able to dedicate their time to making both their organization and annual event run smoother.

MuddyWaterWatch

Jewel Mari — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:48:03 +0000

Environmental Non-Profit Web Site

Identified key target personas of people who’d be visiting or using the site
Sketched wireframes for each persona
Information Architecture and Site Map
Business Analysis
Web Strategy