Atomic Design Sets a Studious Stage for the Library of Congress Gershwin Award Ceremony

News Release

Atomic Design, Inc.

May 31, 2007

Lititz, Pa. - Atomic Design set the stage for a star-studded concert in the Great Hall at The Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. on May 23, 2007. The concert honored Paul Simon as the first recipient of The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. The concert will broadcast in high definition on June 27 at 9:00 p.m. EDT on PBS stations nationwide.

Atomic Design's Tom McPhillips was production designer for the event. Working closely with executive producer and writer, Bob Kaminsky, producer Allen Kelman and lighting director Alan Adelman, McPhillips designed the stage with grand arched windows and elegant marble walls to replicate the look of The Library of Congress. McPhillips stated, "It's an honor to be involved with this project. Paul's contribution to the music world is truly amazing. He is a very worthy recipient." He continued, "and it's always a pleasure to work with old friends like Allen Kelman and Alan Adelman."

Simon was honored for his profound influence on popular music and lifetime contributions that positively embraced the world's culture. The event included performances by music legends Stevie Wonder, James Taylor, Art Garfunkel, Stephen Marley and Yolanda Adams. Presenters included former poet laureate Billy Collins, Bob Costas, Charles Grodin and Lorne Michaels.

Atomic Design was founded in 1993 and has developed a reputation for providing highly innovative designs, top-notch production management, high-quality scenic fabrication and on-time professional delivery. Atomic's clients are among the most revered in the music, television production, talent management, brand management, marketing, design and event planning industries. Atomic's clients include Martina McBride, Santana, Michael Buble, Nike, HBO, CBS, MTV, Turner Broadcasting, Giorgio Armani and Bvlgari, to name a few. To learn more about Atomic Design, please visit www.atomicdesign.tv.