aMBUSH Gallery collaborates with Darling Quarter and Glasshouse shopping center to host public art events.

Shoemaker’s artsy promotional film takes viewers on a journey to the rainiest place on earth to demonstrate its products’ best features.

A night on the town is the excuse for a marketing duo to guide shoppers through Barneys New York’s seasonal collection.

The Boulevard opens synthetic ice rink to introduce  its culturally diverse clientele to one of Canada’s favorite pastimes.

Embracing and investing in mobile connectivity is key to retailers catching up to their customers.

Some 580 green-clad school children swarm Central City to promote environmental stewardship through dance.

Mikiki center follows up in-center event featuring photographer Ninagawa Mika with a contest that put shoppers behind their smartphone cameras.

Vestsjællandscentret’s fashion/sustainability mashup campaign was just the type that would appeal to eco-sexual male shoppers.

Serving prisoners get a second chance and a leg up at Chapelfield Shopping Centre through a private/public partnership with the HMP Norwich correctional facility.

The new generation of informed and hyper-connected consumers is changing the parameters of interaction with companies. Social networks and mobile technologies are at the forefront of these changes.