
“Media Desk took the time to listen, understand our needs, and integrate their work within the context of the museum’s institutional history and the overall branding of the University of New Mexico. [They] are not only experts in communications and branding; they are experienced, thoughtful, and creative partners.”
— Arif Khan, Director of University of New Mexico Art Museum
What we did together:
- Branding
- Messaging
- Training / Capacity Building
- Advertising
- Graphic Design
- Communications Planning
- Exhibit Promotion
- Rose B. Simpson: Seminar
“Media Desk took the time to listen, understand our needs, and integrate their work within the context of the museum’s institutional history and the overall branding of the University of New Mexico. [They] are not only experts in communications and branding; they are experienced, thoughtful, and creative partners.”
— Arif Khan, Director of University of New Mexico Art Museum

What we did together:
- Branding
- Messaging
- Training / Capacity Building
- Advertising
- Graphic Design
- Communications Planning
- Exhibit Promotion
- Rose B. Simpson: Seminar

Our Work In Action:
Logo Refresh
Working within UNM’s broader brand guidelines, we adapted the UNMAM logo to align with their brand story.

Visual Languages
We expanded the UNMAM brand to include visual systems that evoke their story, connecting people, art, and ideas.

Branded Materials
When UNMAM wanted to bring their new brand into the physical world, we were happy to help. We designed t-shirts, totes, posters, and more.
Photo credit: Stefan Jennings Batista
Courtesy of the UNMAM

- Campaign management and direction
- Message testing and development
- Advertising strategy, production and placement
- Local and national news coverage
- Customized materials production
- Phone banking, auto-calling, and texting campaigns
- Ambassador training and coordination
Make it different. Make a difference.
The University of New Mexico Art Museum is close to our heart. We started working with them in 2019 to evolve their brand and again in 2021 and 2024 on the Rose B. Simpson: Seminar project. They are the home of New Mexico’s largest (and freest) collection of art.
