It is with great sadness 1220 is reporting Gerald Carden has passed away. He and John Cherry founded 1220 almost 43 years ago and he
Conceived by James Van Alen, inventor of the tennis tiebreaker and additional scoring systems, the International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum in Newport, Rhode
This past weekend, 1220 Exhibits participated in The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life helping to raise over $77,000 for cancer research. Throughout the month
1220 is in the midst of completing a project at the Do Seum in San Antonio, Texas that is sure to delight and inspire all
Museums Advocacy Day occurs February 23-24 in Washington, DC with anyone who works in or loves museums sending a unified message to Congress about the
1220 Exhibits adds former Exhibitions Director to Management team Nashville firm 1220 Exhibits, a museum exhibit fabrication company, has hired Ray Leo as one of
On this day 70 years ago, the Auschwitz concentration camps were liberated by Soviet troops and the United Nations has designated January 27th as the International
I have been full of the Christmas spirit the past few days and I am looking forward to the next two weeks with my wonderful
One thing that is extremely important to me is giving back. There are some wonderful stories out there of generous people opening their homes to
There is nothing more important to me than my family. Spending long hours on the road takes a toll on me and seeing the smiling
“Sure. We’re creative, innovative, and all those things. But if I had to sum up 1220 in one word it would be love.” Jerry Carden,
On this day in 1964, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of thirty-five for his non-violent resistance
