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Six organizations from our arts and culture community make the finals of the 22nd Annual Webby Awards
Tessitura users among Webby Awards finalists
4/16/2018
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Innovative practice in the use of digital media has earned six organizations from our Tessitura Network community places in the finals of the 22nd Annual Webby Awards.
Carnegie Hall’s website, Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Metkids website and Facebook Show, SF MOMA’s Send Me SF MOMA campaign, and The Virtual Orchestra from The Philharmonia are among this year’s Nominees and Honorees.
Described by The New York Times as “the Internet's highest honor,” the Webby Awards were established in 1996 and are presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS), a 2000+ member judging body. They celebrate excellence in the areas of Websites, Film & Video, Advertising, Media & PR, Social, Mobile Sites & Apps, Games, and Podcasts & Digital Audio. This year’s Awards received more than 13,000 entries from nearly all U.S. states as well as 70 countries worldwide.
Carnegie Hall’s Chief Information Officer, Aaron Levine, said that being nominated in two categories has been a huge achievement for their team.
“The Webby Awards showcase the absolute best of the internet. It is a significant honor to be included among the finalists,” he said. “For the new carnegiehall.org, we aspired to create an outstanding end-user experience, accessible to all, with a compelling mobile presence. The nominations affirm our advancements in these areas. To see several arts and cultural organizations from the Tessitura Network community among the finalists is very exciting. Frankly, this doesn’t surprise us — Tessitura users have always been audience-focused and innovative in their use of technology.”
“The Webby Awards showcase the absolute best of the internet... To see several arts and cultural organizations from the Tessitura Network community among the finalists is very exciting.”
— Aaron Levine, Carnegie Hall
Nominees and Honorees from the Tessitura community include:
Carnegie Hall
Nominee, Mobile Sites & Apps — General (Cultural Institutions)
Nominee, Websites — General (Cultural Institutions)
SF MOMA
Nominee, Advertising, Media, & PR — Individual (Messaging/Bots)
Nominee, Mobile Sites & Apps — General (Cultural Institutions)
Metropolitan Museum of Art
#Metkids website, #Metkids Facebook Show, and Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
Nominee, Websites — General (Youth) — #Metkids website
Honoree, Social — Content & Marketing (Art & Culture) — #Metkids Facebook Show
Honoree, Websites — General (Art) — Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Nominee, Social — Content & Marketing (Music)
Philharmonia Orchestra
Nominee, Film & Video (Virtual Reality & 360 Video)
LACMA
LACMA Snapchat
Honoree, Social — Content & Marketing (Art & Culture)
Public votes are currently being accepted for People’s Voice and are open until April 19, 2018. The Winner Announcement will take place on April 24th, 2018.
For more information and to vote for our community members, visit The Webby Awards.
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