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Earlier this week, one Tuesday, September 11th, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake joined the Director of the Walters Art Museum to preside over the unveiling of the painting Tullip Folly at City Hall. This was just the first of several unveilings planned to take place as part of the new outdoor exhibition project, Off the Wall, a project put on by the Walters Art Museum in conjunction with the Department of General Services and the Department of Recreation and Parks and produced by Adler Display.
http://art.thewalters.org/detail/32905/
About Tullip Folly:
Jean-Leon Gérôme illustrates an incident during the “tulipomania,” or the craze for tulips, that swept the Netherlands and much of Europe during the 17th century. The tulip, originally imported from Turkey in the 16th century, became an increasingly valuable commodity. By 1636/7, tulipomania peaked, and, when the market crashed, speculators were left with as little as 5 percent of their original investments. In this scene, a nobleman guards an exceptional bloom as soldiers trample flowerbeds in a vain attempt to stabilize the tulip market by limiting the supply.
About Off the Wall:
Over the next several weeks, 22 total high-quality reproductions of vintage pieces from the Walters Art Museum will be popping up around Baltimore in museum-quality frames. These reproductions are printed on weather-resistant vinyl, ensuring that these pieces withstand the elements and bring joy to the people of Baltimore.
These reproductions will be on display November 2012 through April 2013 at the businesses, parks and community spaces listed on the map below. The art moves to new locations every six months, so visit thewalters.org for the latest downloadable map and keep your eyes peeled for new entries!
http://thewalters.org/offthewall/
If you would like to learn more about Off the Wall, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
About Adler Display:
Adler Display is a nationally recognized innovative leader in visual communications through trade show displays, custom display environments, presentation graphics and signage. Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland since 1939, Adler Display provides custom display environments and trade show displays nationally.
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The Mary Catherine Bunting Center, Mercy Medical Center’s $400 million replacement facility, is equipped with niceties to make a visit more comfortable, soothing and enjoyable. Complementing the elegant architecture and healing ambiance are a variety of services and amenities.
However, none of this would have been possible without the generation donations of Mary Catherine Bunting and so many others. That is why the Mercy Medical Center sought to commemorate the selfless giving of its donors by erecting an aesthetically pleasing donor wall.
This is where Adler Display came in.
Hospital Displays & Recognition Displays from Adler Display
Hospital displays from Adler Display provide wayfinding and directions as well as showcase donors, events and other important hospital information. Adler Display has worked with many hospitals, like Mercy Medical Center, to create exciting and lasting hospital displays and visuals.
From photographic wall murals and edge-lit etched glass signage to custom showcases, donor walls, lobby displays and exhibits, Adler Display has the expertise, creativity and experience to create hospital displays that meet your needs and budget.
Customer Testimonial
“I’m writing to tell you that the design and installation of the Mary Catherine Bunting Donor Wall is beautiful. Your team did a great job and their professionalism was very much appreciated by the Pastoral Care Department as well as the Development Office. I especially wanted to point out that Andy Davenport was an accommodating and client-oriented project manager and that designer Piotr Wolff did an extremely creative job of bringing to fruition a stately yet welcoming recognition piece.
I look forward to working with Adler Display on future projects. Thank you again.”
Heidi Minken Director of Development Mercy Medical Center
If you would like to learn more about Hospital Displays and Donor Displays, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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Behind any strong collegiate athletic program is a storied past, filled with important events, memorable games, and, of course, unforgettable athletes. Because of this, many colleges and universities seek to commemorate these athletes in some way, with one of the most popular being the Athletic Hall of Fame.
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Adler Display Designs and Installs an Athletic Hall of Fame Display for Hood College
Adler Display works with colleges and universities to design, creates and install the highest quality displays. Our school display experts will work with you to create the most engaging display possible within your budget. From high quality display cases and recognition walls to banner stands, signage, and Hall of Fame exhibits, Adler Display has done it all.
In late 2011, Adler Display – a national leader in visual communications through trade show and permanent displays – completed just such a Hall of Fame exhibit in the new Hood College athletic center. The Hall of Fame exhibit – which was the finishing touch on what was already a visually stunning facility – was unveiled to the public on Friday, November 4, 2011.
The Hall of Fame exhibit recognizes athletes who have made significant contributions to the Hood College athletic program throughout the years.
If you would like to learn more about Athletic Hall of Fame Exhibits, School Displays, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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The Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum (ocmuseum.org) in Ocean City, Maryland take visitors on a tour through the history of the US Life-Saving Service, the history of Ocean City, a Mermaid collection, shipwreck artifacts, Sands of the World and period bathing fashions. The experience is capped with an aquarium featuring local marine life.
In 2004, Adler Display was tasked with the design, fabrication, and installation of the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum’s first floor displays. These included:
In 2009, Adler Display was asked to come back and complete renovations to the second floor. As part of this new project, Adler Display was commissioned to design and create numerous displays including:
“The renovations to both the first and second floors have come together quite nicely,” said Adler Display’s president, Ron Adler. “We are honored to have been called back to complete the second floor exhibits and are sure that they will be enjoyed by visitors for years to come.”
If your travels include Ocean City, Maryland, stop by and see why the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum was a winner of the 2007 Rand McNally Best of the Road Editor’s Pick.
If you would like to learn more about the Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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At trade shows, it is important to represent your brand in the most effective way possible, drawing attention and, most importantly, attracting prospects. One of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to do this is with a well-designed trade show display. For this reason, Adler Display offers versatile tabletop displays, coming in a wide range of styles to fit any budget.
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Adler Display’s tabletop pop-up fabric displays are incredibly lightweight and easy to assemble. Many of fabric pop-up displays can be easily transported in a shoulder bag and opened in less than one minute. What could be easier?
These stunning displays come in dozens of different fabric pop-up variations for dramatic visual effects. Fabric pop-up can be changed and updated easily and for far less than the cost of traditional vinyl display panels.
Adler Display’s tabletop displays experts will help design a tabletop display that is right for you!
If you would like to learn more about the Tabletop Pop-Up Fabric Trade Show Displays, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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The DuPont Nature Center at the Mispillion Harbor Reserve in Deleware approached Adler Display to provide visually appealing educational displays to help engage visitors. And, of course, Adler was up to the challenge, designing and installing interactive touch screen displays as well as a full classroom-style center that welcomes school groups, camp groups and many other visitors.
About the DuPont Nature Center
Each year horseshoe crabs gather along the Slaughter Beach shoreline, driven by the urge to mate. This incredible phenomenon attracts migratory shore birds, which have traveled from as far as South Africa to feed on the horseshoe crab eggs.
The DuPont Nature Center is centered on this one-of-a-kind natural phenomenon, which Adler Display was honored to help the DuPont Nature Center capture by providing engaging and interactive displays.
Nature Center Displays from Adler Display
Nature center displays from Adler Display bring the outside in to educate and engage visitors of all ages. From interpretive displays to touch screen displays, Adler Display’s nature center displays are highly interactive and creative.
Adler Display has created a variety of different types of nature center displays in the mid-Atlantic region including the DuPont Nature Center in Delaware, the Deep Creek Discovery Center, Oregon Ridge Nature Center, Cunningham Falls Nature Center and Sideling Hill Interpretive Center.
If you have any questions about The DuPont Nature Center, Nature Center Displays, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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Originally designed by Howard Adler in the late 1950’s, Frontier Town in Ocean City, Maryland is one of the last remaining Western theme parks in the United States. Frontier Town was the brain child of Bill Patton and Bill Pacey, Maryland business owners and entrepreneurs who envisioned Ocean City as a popular family destination, well before it became one.
To bring this dream to life, those involved hired Howard Adler and Adler Display to design and create the park and its themed displays. This included:
“I remember when my dad used to take us there (Frontier Town),” said Howard’s son, Ron Adler, the current owner of Adler Display. “Today it’s just like I remember, but it seemed so much bigger when I was little.”
"C'mon down folks"... to our replica western town circa 1860 situated alongside of Frontier Town Campground and only 5 minutes from Ocean City, Maryland. Git yerself ready for a trip back into America's Wild West with all its purdy nostalgia and tons of colorful characters! Return with us to them days of yesteryear and live a day in the life of a rootin' tootin' cowboy, an earth-poundin' Indian Chief or a high steppin' Can Can gal. Browse 'bout the quaint western gift shops, chow down in the town's eateries or jus' rest yer doggies a spell and let the youngins romp 'round while you lose yerself in the thick atmosphere of the Ol' West. http://www.frontiertown.com/western-theme-park/
We at Adler Display are proud to have been a part of the park’s creation and thank those who have taken such good care of our original displays over these past 50 years!
“Every time I visit, I am happy to see that much of my dad’s work is still being enjoyed,” said Ron Adler.
If you have any questions about Frontier Town or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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In 2006, Adler Display was approached to complete a recognition display and a storybook-themed hospital display for the Anne Arundel Medical Center NICU. And, of course, Adler Display was up to the challenge. Adler Display designed, fabricated and installed recognition displays as well as three-dimensional ribbons and blocks supporting the overall theme.
Adler Recognition Displays: Recognition displays from Adler Display showcase people and contributions to places like hospitals, schools and houses of worship. Adler Display has created a wide variety of recognition displays from interactive displays on plasma screens to etched glass and metal, photographic and hand-carved wood. Give recognition to those who deserve it with a high quality recognition display from Adler Display.
Adler Hospital Displays: Adler Display has worked with many hospitals to create exciting and lasting hospital displays and visuals, from photographic wall murals and edge-lit etched glass signage to custom showcases, donor walls, lobby displays and exhibits.
Adler Display has the expertise, creativity and experience to create recognition and hospital displays that meet both your needs and your budget.
If you have any questions about Recognition Displays or Hospital Displays or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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When it comes to trade show displays, your options are nearly endless. And new display products are being introduced almost constantly, making it tough to narrow down what display elements are essential for your trade show display.
Luckily for you, we at Adler Display have provided our Top 6 Display Design Tips to get you started.
If you have any questions about Trade Show Displays or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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Adler Display specializes in bringing art, artifacts, and information to life with our custom museum displays. From classic to contemporary, natural to industrial, the superior design team at Adler Display can create a stunning museum display to meet the needs of any client.
That is why the Benjamin Banneker Historical Park & Museum approached Adler Display about creating several unique exhibits, including cabin & furniture replicas, climate controlled display cases, a conference center and more.
The Museum debuted its new Adler-designed exhibit hall in June 2006.
About the Benjamin Banneker Historical Park & Museum
The Benjamin Banneker Historical Park & Museum, which encompasses 142-acres in Oella, dates back to the 17th century. This national landmark site was the farmstead of the original Banneker family, and the 142-acre park is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Benjamin Banneker, who achieved national notoriety as the first African American Man of Science, a self-taught mathematician and astronomer and
The Banneker Historical Park and Museum preserves the cultural and natural history of the colonial era by offering special programs in colonial history and extensive environmental conservation, particularly for American native plants.
Within the site can be found many trails, including conservation paths and the historic No. 9 Trolley Line Trail. The museum presents changing exhibitions in history, art, culture, and science, and a constant one on the life of Benjamin Banneker. In addition to the museum, the park also features a newly restored 19th century farmhouse.
Museum Displays by Adler
Adler Display has created museum displays for some of the finest galleries, museums, and nature centers in the country. You can see our work in places like the Babe Ruth Museum, the Ocean City Lifesaving Station Museum, the Walters Art Gallery, the Oregon Ridge Nature Center, the Deep Creek Discovery Center, the National Aquarium in Baltimore and more.
If you have any questions about the project described above or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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