Art City
> ARTCITY.render(acres: 40)
Revolutionary outdoor art and glamping destination in Tucumcari, New Mexico. Monumental art installations transforming overlooked towns into living galleries that fuel sustainable economic growth through cultural development.
// Full-stack development: Remix + Sanity CMS + Booking System
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Website for transforming rural America through monumental art installations and cultural experiences
Built booking system for unique accommodations including cedar cabins, RVs, and camping sites
Achieved perfect PageSpeed scores ensuring fast loading for travelers on the go
Responsive design optimized for travelers browsing on mobile devices along Interstate 40
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Immersive landing experience showcasing the 40-acre art destination
From elopements to artist residencies under big skies
Booking system for cedar cabins, RVs, and camping sites
Showcasing visitor experiences and testimonials
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Elopement ceremonies facilitated by The Most Famous Artist
Live and work in a creative paradise amongst likeminded folks
Focused creative work with desert-based residency program
Experience breathtaking art and clear night skies with minimal light pollution
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Server-side rendered React application with excellent performance and SEO capabilities
Headless CMS providing flexible content management for art installations and events
Tailwind CSS with perfect PageSpeed scores for travelers on mobile networks
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Art City represents a revolutionary approach to rural economic development, using monumental art installations and cultural experiences to transform overlooked towns into must-see destinations. The website serves as the digital gateway to this 40-acre outdoor gallery, connecting travelers along Interstate 40 with unique art experiences, glamping accommodations, and cultural events.
Working with Matty Mo (The Most Famous Artist) and the Open3 connection, this project showcases the intersection of technology, art, and community development.