Beyond Artifacts: Museums Embrace Innovation and Immersive Experiences
In 2011, he purchased a Roland TrueVIS VG2-540 printer/cutter and founded Full Point Graphics in Brooklyn, New York. His goal was to serve museums and cultural organizations that were having trouble finding extremely high-quality graphics work at a reasonable price.
In addition to wide-format printing, Full Point Graphics provides help with exhibit planning, fabrication, and installation. Full Point also provides hand-painted signs and murals, stencil painting, gilding, metal leafing, cut-vinyl letters, and QR codes.
Eileen Fritsch is a Cincinnati-based freelance journalist who has covered the evolution of wide-format digital printing for more than 20 years. Contact her at eileen@eileenfritsch.com.
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