JACK O'HALLORAN

I worked as Assistant Producer on two rooms in the Switch House at Tate Modern, integrated into the free displays.

In the Explore Performance space five films look at five key themes in performance art, showing the different ways that artists have brought action and participation into how we experience art.

These ideas are mirrored by the interactivity in this space, using technology designed by Oscar-winning visual effects studio Framestore. The room is aware of your presence through a network of sensors and the visitor uses their body to trigger the multi-screen films.

Explore Artists’ Cities is an immersive film screening room which transports the visitor to cities around the world where contemporary artist’s live and work. A digital map is projected on the wall and moves to various locations around the world.

I worked as Assistant Production Manager and Content Producer on Tate Modern’s Timeline of Modern Art.

This 6.5-metre-long digital touchscreen is made up of a series of touch-sensitive micro-tiles, across which a cascade of words and images appear.

Bringing together images of over 3500 works of art by 750 artists, simply touch the words you are interested in to read more about key movements, and to see connections between artists across time.

The Bloomberg Connects Timeline of Modern Art was designed by Oscar-winning visual effects studio Framestore, who worked on such feature films as Gravity and Guardians of the Galaxy.

This short quiz tests your knowledge of artists who use dots as part of their practice - how many can you guess?

Africa Express and Tate Modern collaborate on an interactive video performance

Commissioned by The Space, I worked on Tate Media's interactive film of Africa Express performing Terry Riley's In C. The project celebrated the 50th anniversary of Terry Riley's seminal minimalist composition, and we conceived the film as an opportunity to bring together minimalist music and art in the Tate collection.

Every Rembrandt exhibition is eagerly anticipated, but this major new show hosted by London’s National Gallery and Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum is an event like no other. Given exclusive, privileged access to both galleries, the film documents this landmark exhibition whilst interweaving Rembrandt’s life story with the behind-the-scenes preparations at these world famous institutions.

Over the summer of 2014 I co-wrote a film about Rembrandt, part of the Exhibition on Screen series. The film was based on the Rembrandt: The Late Works exhibition at the National Gallery, London and Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Malevich's black square has become one of the most recognisable images of modern times. Take a look at how the Square has spread throughout popular culture - from Bowie to Seinfield and beyond

Over the past six months I have worked as a freelance graphic designer for Carestream Health, Inc., a leader in medical film and digital imaging solutions.

I have been designing their bi-monthly internal newsletter Talk, allowing me to develop my skills on a professional publication. The above screenshots are taken from the May and July 2014 issues.