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Luci Creative Continues Growth and Expansion with Opening of New York Studio
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Luci Creative
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September 25, 2024
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Luci Creative announces the opening of its fourth studio in the United States. Located in New York City, the new office empowers Luci to serve its expanding client roster, access the area’s rich talent pool, vendor network, and create new industry partnerships on the East Coast.

“New York City is the perfect location for our next chapter,” said CEO AJ Goehle. "This expansion enables us to tap into the city’s vibrant creative community and collaborate with top talent to craft even more impactful and memorable museum experiences.”

Luci Creative's dedication to pushing the boundaries of museum and cultural engagement has propelled its rapid growth. Headquartered in Chicago, Luci Creative opened its second studio in Boston in 2018, followed by its third studio in Seattle in 2023. “Crain's Chicago Business” named Luci Creative one of the city’s Biggest Women-Owned Businesses of 2023.

"We believe the most powerful experiences are born from collaboration. At Luci Creative, we work hand-in-hand with our clients to bring their visions to life, crafting exhibits that drive community, curiosity, and connection," said Chief Creative Officer Matthew McNerney.

The award-winning museum design firm is currently working with major institutions, including the Italian American Museum, Adams Presidential Center, North Carolina Museum of History, Holocaust Museum Boston, Holocaust Museum for Hope & Humanity, California Science Center, Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, National World War I Museum and Memorial, National Women’s History Museum, and more.

Luci Creative has opened its fourth studio in New York. The world-class museum design firm, headquartered in Chicago, has additional offices in Boston and Seattle. From Left to Right: Marianne Schuit, Farah Ahmed, Chang Lee, Lizzy Martin, Matthew McNerney, and Avery Zucker.
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