Stacey Spiegel - Recent Work

Recent Work

In 2007 Spiegel was named the Artistic Director of Rockheim, the new National Rock and Pop Museum in Norway which opened in August 2010 to critical and public acclaim. As with most of Spiegel's work, the museum experience includes a significant virtual component - Virtual Rockheim - as a co-creation tool for visitors.

Spiegel has consulted and produced projects for the IOC International Olympic Committee's Ethics Commission since 2010. His company produced an educational tablet-based quiz on betting in sport for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, and is also designer of a "game for change" called SportingChoice which employs a game-based interactive experience to educate young athletes about the dangers of illicit betting in sport.

In 2012 Spiegel also directed the interactive exhibits for the new visitor center for Norway's national lottery center Norsk Tipping, which opened to the public on 12.12.12.

Spiegel also designed a new multi-lens interactive tool for exploring art, called The Curiosity Engine, for the McMaster Museum of Art, which launched in 2012.

Spiegel also serves as:

- New Media Advisor to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Culture and Education for the Youth Olympic Games Singapore 2010.

- Director of Avatar Development for the A2E2 project of the Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme, a joint research and development (R&D) funding activity with the financial support of the European Community.

- Director of Industry Relations at the Center for Advanced Media Research in Amsterdam (CAMeRA) located at the VU University Amsterdam, where his work is focused on establishing commercial partnership opportunities that establish real world applications for the innovative academic research happening at the CAMeRA.

Other recent projects (2005–2008) include creative direction of the Canada Interactive Network / Virtual Canada for the Canada Pavilion at EXPO 2005 in Aichi, Japan; design and development of an interactive educational exhibit at W5 Discovery Centre in Belfast, Northern Ireland; design and development of “The Ledge”, an immersive large-format film part of the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre opened 2007 in County Clare, Ireland; and numerous other interactive installations and productions in Canada, USA, Australia, Europe, and Japan.