Guests sipped martinis while completing top-secret missions inspired by the docu-series 'Spy Wars' at this immersive event hosted by the Smithsonian Channel.
Danish Architecture Center and Tinker imagineers joined forces again and created the Educatorium. A ground-breaking educational space where children, adolescents and their parents explore architecture’s magical toolbox. Children are stimulated to act as ‘experts' by tapping into the tools and skills of architects. The design nudges children to go explore architectural concepts. It invites them to experience these with all their senses: ears, eyes, touch, body and mind. By doing this they sharpen their awareness and opinion. And suddenly realise they already possess expert skills, just like an architect.
The Brooklyn based artist Patrick Jacobs explores the gallery space in a unique way. He installs his work inside galleries - literally within the gallery. Jacobs carefully constructs meticulously detailed diorama-like models. These models are then installed within the white walls of the gallery and fitted with porthole type windows. The installations give the appearance of miniature and often vividly colored worlds hidden within the gallery structure. However, the small round windows only allow viewers to act as onlookers, as if scientific researchers or even giant voyeurs. A world that would be pleasant to get lost in is perpetually inaccessible. See more of Patrick Jacobs' installations after the jump.
The Cincinnati Museum Center has an awesome exhibit that is fun for all types of sports fans and ages. The Science of Sports exhibit allows you to play and while educating you on the science behind it all. But it closes in a few days! Get there this week. It’s open until September 7th. This […]
D-Easy. State of the art technology and innovative Italian design come together in an object of business and private furnishing, useful, simple and elegant.
Art Guild helps The Franklin Institute re-imagine one of its most popular sports-focused exhibits with digital and mechanical interactive experiences
The Project Sid Lee Toronto approached MASSIVart to imagine, plan and execute a creative community engagement project for Hullmark, a real estate investment and development firm that is committed to shaping a vibrant and transforming urban Toronto. The result was an interactive art installation that aimed to inspire love and human connection in the Ossington […]
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We've designed an engaging interactive installation for At-Bristol Science Centre, as part of the educational charity’s major relaunch as 'We The Curious'. Read more here.
Right now it seems like my life is crazy-busy! I can't believe summer is almost over! I have had company for the past two weeks, school starts next week, and I am preparing for a 10 year anniversary trip to San Francisco with my hubby. I am so excited! So we may be busy, but it is all good. With all the fun we have been having, I am a bit behind on my blogging! So I will have to share some of the highlights of the past few weeks. One of the things that my kids enjoyed most while we had Auntie Em visiting was going to the North American Museum of Ancient Life at Thanksgiving Point. Or you can just call it the dinosaur museum. We do! My boys love to go to see the fossils and exhibits at the dinosaur museum! This time when we went, we got to see a paleontologist working on a fossil, which was pretty cool. Most of the time when we go to the dinosaur museum the workroom is empty. The boys had a fun time looking at the exhibits. I have found that as they get older, they slowly start to take more interest in the other exhibits (you know, the ones that aren't dinosaur fossils?). We used to rush right past many of the exhibits because the boys were not interested in checking them out. Now I actually get to look at some of the other exhibits and even read about some of the displays! We also had fun at with the interactive exhibits, like these enormous magnetic fossil puzzles. There is so much to see and do at the dinosaur museum. I was really happy when we got free tickets from our local library summer reading program! Normally we try to go during $2 Tuesdays in August because we can actually afford to go them, but it is SO crowded. Instead we went on a day when there was almost no one there. Our favorite part of the dinosaur museum is the erosion table. The boys love to play in the water and sand! They like to make islands and play with the plastic dinosaurs and trees. Their other favorite part is the excavation area. The boys love to uncover the dinosaur bones with the shovels and paintbrushes. This time my baby girl even got to have fun in the sand. Poor girl was stuck in the stroller most of the outing. She is great at walking, but not so great at staying with Mommy. If you are ever in north Utah County and want something to do, the dinosaur museum is great for kids and adults. They have some of the coolest fossils I have ever seen. We easily spend two hours at the dinosaur museum, and love every minute of it! Linked up to Wordful Wednesday, Wordish Wednesday, and Wordless Wednesdays all over.
