Institutions / Civic & correctional
The buildings people cannot choose to leave.
Lobbies, waiting rooms, public buildings and correctional facilities - environments where what is on the wall does measurable work.
Psychological, behavioural and institutional impacts
Correctional settings are among the most closely studied environments for the effects of visual stimulation, and the findings run to behaviour and staff conditions as well as to the people held there.
Our white paper collects that literature and sets out what a streamed art program can and cannot be expected to do in these settings.
Why streaming fits
Built for environments with real constraints
Nothing physical to secure
No framed works, no fixings, no glass, and nothing with a resale value. The art lives on screens that are already installed and already accounted for.
Centrally controlled
Programming is curated centrally and changed centrally. There is no local library to police and no way for content to be introduced at the device.
Zone by zone
Different programming for public lobbies, waiting areas, staff rooms and residential units, assigned separately and adjusted at any time.
Reportable
Utilization reporting by zone and period, suitable for oversight bodies and for the funders who often underwrite these programs.
Scope a facility with us
Tell us the setting, the screens already in place and the constraints you work under, and we will tell you what is realistic.