Objects and Order creates software, sites, and systems for museums, artists, and collectors.
What inspired an art historian and a creative technologist to found Objects and Order?
A few years ago, Christa was coordinating exhibitions and Jason was developing immersive sites for motion design firms and agencies. They decided to team up and combine their expertise to help museums, collectors, and artists manage and highlight their objects.
Arts and culture software can be clunky and frustrating, and the people that rely on it the most are so busy that there's no time to explore better solutions. So teams turn to workarounds, and object information and knowledge gets siloed or lost. Digital projects take forever and require constant back and forth because everything is everywhere.
We believe everyone should have the flexibility to organize object information in the way that works best for them, and the ability to create and share fantastic digital content, all in one space, and without the usual time, cost, and frustration.
Co-founders
Christina Aube, PhD Chief Operating Officer
Christina (Christa) is an art historian who has always loved organizing objects for research, publication, and exhibition projects, and being a part of teams that make big things happen. After years of coordinating and co-curating exhibitions, she now focuses on helping museums, collectors, and artists manage objects and create and share digital content. She also updates EXH.CAT, a searchable database of U.S. exhibitions. Christa holds a Ph.D. in Art History from the University of Delaware.
Jason Taylor Chief Technology Officer
Jason is a multidisciplinary designer, developer, and technologist whose award-winning work for agencies and institutions combines a minimalist aesthetic with creative development. While designing and building custom applications, tools, sites, and publishing systems for visual effects and motion design firms, he developed expertise in structuring project data and showcasing compelling visual content. Jason believes in an intrinsic link between design, art, typography, and code, which informs his approach to creative technology at Objects and Order.
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Mailing Address: Objects and Order LLC 2934 1/2 Beverly Glen Circle #2OO Los Angeles, CA 9OO77