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As part of its campaign to help free Burma’s estimated 2,100 political prisoners, Human Rights Watch & JWT NY created an interactive installation at Grand Central Station. Consisting of hundreds of prison cells, a closer look reveals that the cell bars are actually pens. Visitors could remove the pens to symbolically free the innocent prisoners and then use the pen to sign a petition calling for their release. The installation will now travel to Prague and will be released in a digital format.
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JWT New York is the headquarters of JWT Worldwide as well as the largest of JWT’s 200-plus offices, serving clients like Bloomberg, Diageo, HSBC, Johnson & Johnson, Kimberly-Clark,...
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Andy Clarke
Executive Creative Director / JWT New York
Andy began his career over two decades ago at Colman & Partners in London. He spent six years as a Jr. Art Director working on Citroen, British Telecom and P&G, while earning a couple...
Aaron Padin
Head of Art & Design / JWT New York
Aaron is responsible for the art direction craft and design on all brands in the agency. He brings an extensive background in photography, design, typography, and illustration to...
Kimberly-Clark - Kotex
Apology / JWT New York
A young girl pokes fun at the ridiculous world of "feminine hygiene" as she interviews sarcastically about her awesome period. Cutaway footage from actual advertisements highlight...
Frank Conversation / JWT New York
Girls can talk about lots of things on TV. They can even get raped or murdered. But talking about a perfectly natural period? Now that's going too far. This spot for U. by Kotex uses the...
So Obnoxious / JWT New York
A generic, modern tampon commercial deconstructs itself before your eyes.
Macy’s
Yes, Virginia / JWT New York
“Yes, Virginia” is a 30-minute animated Christmas special that was pitched and sold to CBS, premiered in prime time, and received glowing reviews from the likes of Entertainment...
Clinton Kelly / JWT New York
What if Clinton Kelly put it all together for a passport photo?
JetBlue
The Flyer’s Collection / JWT New York
For the past decade, JetBlue has become one of America’s fastest-growing brands by restoring humanity to the increasingly depressing world of air travel.They do this by offering...
Wilkinson Sword - Quattro for Women
Landing Strip and Tidying Up Downstairs / JWT New York
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DTC - Everlon Collection
Drop Everything for Love / JWT New York
“A Diamond is Forever” is more than just a tagline. It stands for the enduring strength found in every love story. In a year when luxury spending was nearly nonexistent – and with...
Kimberly-Clark - Huggies Pull-ups
Potty Project / JWT New York
Somewhere between hauling 35 pounds onto a changing table and bending down to get a wipe to clean poop, you ask yourself, 'Is it time?' When do I start? How long will it take? These and...
International Andy Awards
Elect the Jury / JWT New York
Today, communication has changed dramatically. The advertising and communications industries have evolved too. Yet, award shows haven’t. We wanted the global creative community...
Microsoft - BIEB
Brand Journalism / JWT New York
In the world of business technology there are three types of decision makers: people that love you, people that use your products but don’t love you, and people that prefer other...
Microsoft - BING
“Thelma and Louise” and “Easy Rider” / JWT New York
JWT launched Bing, Microsoft’s answer to Google, in 2009 as the cure for digital information overload and search-results clutter. Since its launch, the campaign has addressed...
Microsoft - Bing
Syndrome / JWT New York
A simple search question causes people to babble keyword triggered nonsense - otherwise known as search overload syndrome.
