Brisbane agency Khemistry picks up glut of awards
Full service agency Khemistry is celebrating after winning 10 awards in two weeks
The announcement
Brisbane-based, full-service independent agency Khemistry has received creative recognition for its innovative work, winning ten prestigious awards over the past two weeks.
Khemistry was announced as winner of the Technology and Innovation category and the Q2 Grand Prix Award, hosted by the Outdoor Media Association (OMA) on 14 September and then won three gold, three silver and two bronze awards at the Brisbane Advertising and Design Club (BADC) ceremony on 23 September.
These awards recognise Khemistry’s contribution to a number of client projects, including Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s 70th anniversary campaign (two gold and one silver), Anglicare Southern Queensland’s Arts&Minds campaign (two gold, one silver and the OMA Grand Prix Award), design for Earth & Steam (silver and bronze), as well as the agency’s own ‘Joy from the World’ augmented reality Christmas card (bronze).
Khemistry Creative Director Lindsay Thompson said he had been delighted to accept the awards on behalf of his team.
“These awards recognise the hard work and innovative creations of employees from across our organisation – from creative, to digital, to content,” Mr Thompson said. “We always challenge ourselves to think outside the box and love experimenting with new technologies to ‘surprise and delight’ our clients and their customers.
“From showcasing the artwork of six people who have been touched by mental illness across goa’s billboard network for Anglicare’s Arts&Minds campaign, to creating an augmented reality Christmas card that immersed our clients in Khemistry’s culture, I’m really excited to see what my amazing team comes up with next!”
Khemistry Head of Digital James Bracken said he was particularly proud of the work his team accomplished for Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
“We created an engaging online experience that took people through key moments in the organisation’s 70-year history,” Mr Bracken said.
“The campaign ‘Our story. Your Story’ was a sensory rich, commemorative website that gave fans the opportunity to spend hours immersed in the carefully curated content, exploring some of the finest classical recordings available online today.”
Khemistry has also been nominated in
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four categories at the AGDA Design Awards for its Queensland Symphony Orchestra work
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two categories at the Australian Marketing Institute for its work with Australia Zoo (360 video Crikey Cam) and Urban Utilities (The Rolls campaign)
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the Acquia Engage Awards for its design of Brisbane Food Trucks’ website.
Source: Khemistry press rrelease
Well done Andy and Team. Really enjoyed the Arts & Minds one in particular.
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