#LUMINARIES
Different strokes.
Creatives folks.
The Neighborhood Salon is a gathering of Boston’s select cultural leaders and tastemakers whose work and agency impacts and inspires the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and its neighbors.
Putting creatives at the center of the conversation
Together with the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s marketing team, we curated a social series of Instagram posts to start a conversation and highlight the impact, projects & personal practice of the luminaries.
With creative endeavors ranging from music, dance and theater to fashion, pastry and the healing arts, the Luminaries look to the Gardner as a gathering place to inspire their work and each other.
Re-imagining a legacy
Modeled after Isabella Stewart Gardner’s legacy as a curator and hostess of artist salons around the turn of the century, the primary goal of the Neighborhood Salon is to exchange creative ideas and dialogue with Boston’s most innovative and thoughtful luminaries as a means of informing programming at the Gardner.
The Neighborhood Salon was founded by Rhea Vedro and Shea Rose.
IN GOOD COMPANY
“Oh! is recognized as a cultural leader and arts influencer whose agency impacts and inspires the creative and social landscape of the Museum.”
BRIAN HONE
ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER MUSEUM
SERVICES
Creative Direction
Campaign Content Strategy
Community Engagement
SQUAD
Creative Direction: Olivia Ives-Flores
Program Managers: Rhea Vedro, Brian Hone & Shea Rose
