GrahamSpencer-Designed Exhibition Cabinetry Soon to Supercharge Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66
In 2011/12, GrahamSpencer designed what many people, including famed rock critic Ira Robbins called, “the greatest rock & roll music museum exhibition ever created.”
The Empire Strikes Back. Fury Road. The Dark Knight. Sometimes, sequels are better than the original. With that in mind, we are glad to announce the return of Matt Youngblood to the GrahamSpencer team!
J.R. Sullivan’s Hometown Holiday Redux: Holiday Inspiration Wins The Day
In 2023, J.R. awoke from his long winters’ nap to once again assemble his cast of legendary performers to ignite his beloved hometown’s holiday spirit.
A Message From Jay Graham: Sharing Our Encounter With Rocky Wirtz
In the summer of 2013, GrahamSpencer was engaged by the Chicago Rockford International Airport and Rockford Area Economic Development Council to help create a dynamic pitch to attract Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology to the region.
Lessons From History: Revitalizing the House That Howard Built
History – even recent history – is much more than a collection of dusty facts, forgotten faces and abandoned or achieved goals and dreams. From the rise and fall of empires to the triumphs and tragedies of individual people, history is wisdom – if we only remember to pay attention to it.
GrahamSpencer was pleased to be asked by longtime client RACVB (Rockford Area Convention & Visitors Bureau) to help create video content for an upcoming 2020 Thanksgiving Weekend WREX-TV broadcast of the community’s annual Stroll On State pre-Christmas celebration.
Remembering John McNamara (1939 – 2020), Mayor, City of Rockford, 1981-1989
As Mayor, John McNamara gave us his confidence. He gave us his optimism. He showed us it was OK to love our city – a place with an uncannily persistent inferiority complex.
I was born in 1987 in Rockford, Illinois. In that same year, in the same town, two young men founded a company called GrahamSpencer. As their business matured and I grew up, Americans have witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall, the destruction of the World Trade Center and now the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amid C-19, as if that alone and its shock waves weren’t enough, in Utah we have experienced earthquakes, brush fires that burned acres and threatened the possible evacuation of our home, watched the world in political and social unrest, and my back has been on the fritz! I mean, how much is enough 2020?!