Link Digital has been busy developing a number of new subsites for the National Portrait Gallery, as well as managing a general update to the website for an October 1 release. The Headspace 5 subsite includes links to launch event videos for both Headspace 5 and Headspace 4 (the 2003 exhibition). >> www.portrait.gov.au/exhibit/headspace5/index.htm
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An exhibition launch for the National Portrait Gallery is always a great event to attend and the Headspace 5 launch was no exception. Link Digital was there to capture the buzz, and to conduct interviews with the young artists whose work was being exhibited. This is the third launch event we have filmed for the
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The Fishermanâs Friend website has been developed entirely in Macromedia Flash. It employs an interesting navigation system to allow the user to interact with the brandâs seafaring references. Website visitors can download television commercials and learn about the brandâs history, products and latest news. >> www.stuartalexander.com.au
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Mercury Telephones provides the peace of mind that comes from high quality service, and products from Australiaâs leading communications companies, NEC and Telstra. Mercury Telephonesâ new website provides information to customers regarding the valuable services they offer, as well as a useful overview off the high quality products they specialise in.
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This website was developed for the commercial gallery of Michael Reid. Based on designs provided by Michael, Link Digital has developed the online exhibitions for two of the Galleryâs artists, along with pages for artist biographies, publications and consulting services. Pictured above: November Wreath 2003 by Richard Dunlop >> www.michaelreid.com.au
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This small subsite looks over the last five years of the collection development and exhibitions of the National Portrait Gallery. Active links to a history of online exhibitions and portrait features provide the user with an excellent introduction to the work of the Portrait Gallery.
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