KesselsKramer collaborated with the Museum of London to celebrate Waltham Forest’s designation as London’s first Borough of Culture. The project featured a photography installation at Whipps Cross Hospital, highlighting new mothers and their babies as symbols of community and diversity. The work transformed public hoardings into a visual celebration of local identity and cultural pride.
KesselsKramer created a series of Christmas cards for the Museum of London inspired by its upcoming 'Beasts of London' exhibition. Featuring portraits of dogs from the Mayhew Animal Welfare Centre, the cards were enhanced with playful gif stickers reflecting the personalities of the animals and their caretakers.
KesselsKramer created a provocative campaign for the Museum of London to promote its exhibition centered on the infamous 'Fatberg'. The project used bold messaging and striking visuals to capture public attention and spark conversation about urban waste and sustainability.
To mark the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of 1666, The Chase created the visual identity for the Museum of London’s 'FIRE! FIRE!' exhibition. The design featured a detailed 17th-century London cityscape illustrated by Christopher Brown, dramatically engulfed in flames and smoke to evoke the event’s historical impact.
NB Studio developed a campaign for the Museum of London that captured the excitement of experiencing history firsthand. The concept emphasized the emotional connection visitors feel when standing where significant events once occurred, bringing the museum’s storytelling to life through bold visuals and messaging.
A bold identity was created for the Museum of London’s first late-night event, Night London Council, celebrating the city’s vibrant nocturnal culture. The design spanned across print, digital, and wayfinding, capturing the energy and diversity of London after dark.