Creating cultural impact from behind the scenes
Trusted by
- The V&A
- Chapter Arts Centre
- Backlit Gallery
- The Tung Auditorium
Let’s be clear — we’re not for everyone
All our clients must have a mission that comes before profit. If that sounds like you, maybe we could work together.
What clients?Examples of our work in the Arts & Culture sector
50years
of performance data
The Glastonbury Digital Archive
To celebrate the festival’s 50th anniversary, the V&A commissioned Kind to build an online archive showcasing programmes, posters, imagery, performances and stages through the years.Brand development of an international arts centre
Chapter needed a brand and website to represent the creative, diverse, community-centric work they do on both a local and international level.$800m
global heritage funding recorded
Culture in Crisis funding portal
A portal to share data on the funding of cultural heritage projects, helping to add clarity to the decision-making process.19%
first-day conversion rate
The First third-party integration with Line-Up
Kind were asked to build the responsive ticketing journey for Layered Reality's immersive experiences and integrate it with their chosen box-office software, Line-Up.What our clients say
Ok, so how can you help me?How Kind can help
We partner with arts and cultural organisations, helping them to reach their audiences and achieve their goals through brand strategies and digital activities.
Improve your ticketing journey
Even the best digital marketing strategy can be let down by a ticket purchasing journey with a low conversion rate. Keeping things simple and concentrating on the user-experience are the keys to increased ticket sales.
Digitise your historical content
There's no substitute for seeing artworks or artefacts in person but sometimes that's just not possible. Whether it's because an exhibition has ended, the artefact is in a private collection or it's simply not a physical object, digital technology creates a lot of opportunities to share more and share further.
Strategic consultancy
A strategic approach should be central to every project because, if your project is not meeting organisational goals, it is not worth doing. Taking time to understand your objectives, audiences and opportunities will help to plan and deliver a highly effective end product.
Prototyping and user testing
Unsure whether your vision is feasible or what it might cost to realise? A discovery phase or proof-of-concept project will allow you to explore your options, gather insight and obtain clarity before moving to the next stage.
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