Arrival Art Fair
Produced by Common Space Studio. Design direction by Jon Santos. Design by Jarin Moriguchi.
My Role: visual design, prototyping, responsive page layouts, content management database + integrations, animation & interaction design.
Arrival is a biannual, invitational art fair situated in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, designed as an intentional alternative to the global fair circuit. The layout website layout adapts across breakpoints, with a modular grid that highlights curatorial content, exhibitors, and institutional partners. The fair's visual identity by is woven throughout, grounding the site in a timeless, editorial tone that reflects the fair’s ethos and rural setting.
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