Patient No More
“I just wanted to share that even though our exhibit has now closed at the Ed Roberts Campus, everyone agreed that the mural just had to stay up so it will now be a permanent fixture of the building! People were just blown away by it, and it continues to be a really important cultural addition to a significant historical building.”
—Emily Smith Beitiks, PhD, Associate Director, Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability
Project Objective
Print and install ‘Patient No More’ Exhibit at the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability at San Francisco State University in accordance with curatorial team requirements and management team specifications.
Photographs by Anthony Tusler, HolLynn D'Lil and from the San Francisco Examiner Archive, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Collaborated closely with management team at the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, worked in coordination with curator, graphic designer. Our efforts included image editing, print production including careful selection of print substrate, ink set, adhesive, lamination and installing on a curved wall and ramp.
DFM managed end-to-end project budget development, provided estimates, secured necessary purchase orders, coordinated hydraulic lift rental including delivery and pickup, and established detailed schedule covering the entire project lifecycle.
Provided detailed file setup specifications to the graphic designer. Maintained a transparent workflow by sharing essential print specifications, including substrate, size, bleed, and trim details, with the print production team to ensure a successful outcome.
Assumed responsibility for reviewing and approving proof prints to maintain quality control standards and confirm that final product would meet designer and management team expectations.
Conducted a site visit alongside the lead installer, providing an opportunity for designer and management teams to review and approve test prints.
Effectively managed the installation team, ensuring a seamless and successful installation process.
DFM executed the project within budget and on time. We contributed to the overall success of the ‘Patient No More’ exhibit.