B the Change We Wish to See in the World
When we incorporated TEA three and half years ago, we spent a lot of time thinking about the kind of company we wanted to be… both intellectually and on paper. While the…
We’re deeply curious. And we’re avid consumers of ideas, creative expressions, and experiences. Want to know what we’ve been thinking about lately and why?
Welcome to The Ballantine House
In spring 2022, we paid a social call to our friends at the Newark Museum of Art. We didn't know it at the time, but they were already hard at work on…
The Safarani Sisters – Reflections
You have heard it before, collaboration is the key to success. We founded The Experience Alchemists (TEA) with collaboration in mind. In fact, it is baked into our core values and one…
The Doctor is In
As the daughter of a therapist and an ever curious observer of human behavior, I’ve always gotten sort of a kick out of The Peanuts Lucy’s 5 cent “Psychiatric Help” booth. Lucy’s…
Let’s Get Real About Climate Change
This time last year we were lucky enough to be working with the Boston Green Ribbon Commission, six of Boston's cultural organizations, and a group of amazing artists to get people thinking…
Popping the Pop Culture Museum Bubble
Well, that's a wrap on this year's Oscar season! After you review your scorecard to see if your favorite films, actors, and directors came away with golden statues, head on over to…
Listen Up! What Live Music Can Teach Us About Designing Extraordinary Experiences
Long before The Experience Alchemists, there was music. Folk, punk, bluegrass, Americana, jazz, rock, and classical… On the radio, tape deck, CD player, and streaming service… In the car, on headphones, in…
Ed Rodley Inks Top 10 of 2022 AAM Blog Post!
We are thrilled to report that our own Ed Rodley landed on the American Alliance of Museums list of top 10 blog posts of 2022! He takes the plunge into immersion and…
Action Pact 2022: Silvia López Chavez
Art is a powerful thing, and experiencing it can fill us with a range of emotions. Art can incite joy or sorrow. Art can be funny or deeply disturbing. Art induces self-reflection,…