Pat O'Leary - Temporary exhibitions - • Parliament and the First World War

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- • Re-imagining the Workhouse: National Trust Southwell, Nottinghamshire • Great Malvern: Route to the Hills • The Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Centre, Kuwait City • Handel and Hendrix in London • Korea Foundation Gallery, The British Museum • Coleraine Regional Museum at Market Yard • Collecting the World, The British Museum • British Cardiovascular Society Heritage Trail • Caird Library Approach, Royal Museums Greenwich • The Swiss Cottage and Museum • Science Garden at Thinktank • Solo • Reveal • Future Horizons • Living Coasts • Uppark • Bodiam Castle • Changing Times • Hampstead Museum • Oceans of Discovery • Pierhead Building, Cardiff • Wandsworth Museum -

Temporary exhibitions >

- • Parliament and the First World War > • Waterloo, Wellington and Westminster, House of Lords • Adornment & Identity: Jewellery and Costume from Oman • In a Bloomsbury Square • Countdown to Freedom • Magna Carta and Parliament exhibition • Treasury of the World • The Changing Museum • The Sound and the Fury • 1968 on Record • Equiano: An Extraordinary Life -

Signage and Branding

- • Great Malvern: Route to the Hills • Science Garden at Thinktank • Wandsworth Museum • Pierhead Building, Cardiff • Talkback Production Offices • 16 Hoxton Square • The Smith Centre at the Science Museum • Stencilled office sign • Living Coasts, Torquay, Devon • London Zoo -

Architectural graphics

- • Great Malvern: Route to the Hills • Marcon Place Screen • ActionAid Headquarters • CRM London • Buckland Court • Ogilvy & Mather -

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Located in the beautiful Westminster Hall this temporary exhibition explores the impact the first world war had on Parliament, democracy and the lives of ordinary people.

One of two entrances to the display.

Section dealing with the changes in Parliament and parliamentary democracy that occurred during the war years.

Section dealing with stories of men and women connected to Parliament whose lives were affected by the outbreak of war. Visitors can also see a special light projection featuring the names of the Parliamentarians and Parliamentary staff who lost their lives during service.

The exhibition includes a multi-touch table that allows visitors to examine documents, paintings and artefacts chronicling the changes in Parliament and parliamentary democracy that occurred during the war years.

Detail of graphic treatment.

Detail of graphic treatment.

Role: Exhibition graphic design, artwork and installation monitoring. Design and artwork for Exhibition leaflet, postcard and poster.

Client: Parliamentary Archives Department
Location: Westminster Hall, Westminster Palace, London
Value: 35,000
Completion: June 2017