Imagemakers

03/09/2026

The Story of Us: Census 1926, Boston Exhibition, presented by the National Archives of Ireland, has been bringing Ireland's past to life for visitors since May and as it enters its final days, we’ve been delighted to hear about the response it has received.

From families visiting the campus to school groups, the exhibition has attracted a steady stream of visitors, sparking curiosity and some unexpected personal connections along the way. Irish school groups have been particularly surprised to come across the exhibition during their visits, making its presence in Boston all the more meaningful.

One highlight was a special event hosted by Boston College with the Charitable Irish Society, Éire Society of Boston, and The Irish Ancestral Research Association (TIARA). Many guests were visiting for the first time to explore the stories behind the Census and discover how they could use it to uncover more about their own family histories.

For us, hearing stories like these is one of the most rewarding parts of working with our clients. It’s wonderful to see an exhibition not simply being visited, but prompting conversations, discoveries and connections across generations and across the Atlantic.
The Census 1926 Boston Exhibition runs until 4 September.

14/08/2026

Imagemakers is proud to be leading the delivery of the new exhibition within the Henry Tudor Visitor Centre, Pembroke, alongside our partners Beaufort Bespoke, Cosmic Carrot Productions and Audionation.

Over recent months our team have worked closely with Pembrokeshire County Council and the Henry Tudor Trust to finalise our designs. As part of our work, our 3D designer Scott and Interpretation Consultant Matt have been engaging with the local community in Pembroke, hosting a public consultation event to showcase the developing designs and plans for the new exhibition.

We’re looking forward to bringing this exciting new visitor experience to life.

📷Media to Motion

03/06/2026

30/04/2026

Following the opening in Dublin, it was a privilege to see the London opening of National Archives of Ireland ’s "The Story Of Us" at The British Academy .

The evening brought together guests to speak on Ireland’s history, including Director of the National Archives of Ireland Orlaith McBride, Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport Patrick O'Donovan and Ambassador of Ireland to the UK Ambassador Martin Fraser.

A standout aspect of the event was the presence of two UK based centenarian ambassadors, whose lived experiences continue to connect past and present in a powerful way.

Our thanks again to the National Archives of Ireland for the opportunity to help shape and deliver such a significant and far-reaching exhibition.

28/04/2026

David was delighted to attend the formal opening of the Ham Hill Visitor Centre at this popular country park and Iron Age Hillfort in Somerset.

He has supported the £2.5m project as The National Lottery Heritage Fund mentor since 2023, helping to ensure Heritage Fund investment delivers the intended outcomes and investment principles.

The new build visitor centre, cafe and exhibition are already proving a huge hit with over 40,000 visitors since December alone. The opening was a busy and joyful occasion with hundreds of invitees, members of the public, volunteers and representatives from NLHF and Somerset Council.

Congratulations to the HAM HILL Country park team on a great project.

24/04/2026

23/04/2026

At Strokestown Park, the historic Gazebo Tower has stood quietly in the Walled Garden since the 18th century. It now houses a new permanent exhibition, opening up a space many visitors hadn’t explored before.

Working closely with the team at Strokestown and The Irish Heritage Trust, we helped shape an experience that brings together voices from across the estate’s past, from those who lived there to those who worked the land, using a mix of interpretation, audio and digital elements.

At the centre of the space is a circular table installation, designed to reflect three different perspectives:
• The ladies of the house, through the details of afternoon tea
• An estate carpenter, with the tools and textures of his trade
• A garden boy, represented through objects from the working garden

Accessibility was a key consideration throughout, with digital access ensuring the story can be experienced by everyone.

A really enjoyable project to be part of, and now open for visitors to experience.

20/04/2026

We were so proud to be at the launch of the 1926 Census and to help bring the exhibit “The Story of Us: Independent Ireland and the 1926 Census” to life.

An incredible launch, with inspiring talks from An Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Minister for Arts, Culture, Communications, Media and Sports Patrick O’Donovan, and Director of the National Archives Órlaith McBride.

It was truly special to hear from Ireland’s centenarians today. Their stories, their memories and their reflections on a century of change in Ireland were unforgettable.

A huge thank you to the entire National Archives of Ireland team for their dedication and vision in delivering such an important and powerful project. We’re honoured to have played a part in telling this story.