At the old location of L.A.C.E. (Los Angeles Contemporary Art Exhibitions, an alternative space), they had an LED "moving donor board" -- sort of Jenny Holzer-esque. This was back in the mid-1980s, so the technology now is far advanced. But it was a catchy idea, then and now! Anne Farrell Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego << > What has been your favorite > approach to donor walls, considering expandability, creative look,...? something I'd like to see (but haven't come across) is a Big Screen and/or multi-monitors approach -- a wall that literally puts folks' names in lights! content could be stored/delivered by disc, or even via webpage...would solve the usual problems of updating, revising, plus could "grow" by allowing user interfacing (visitors can touch/mouseclick a name on the screen(s) and see a portrait, read a bio, listen to nice music or narrative) >>