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Platform Design at the California Science Center
Why Museums Now?
We here at Gyroscope have worked in museums and for museums. The interesting thing about being "on the outside" is that we get to see inside a diverse set of institutions, and cultures. We learn a tremendous amount, and want to share that with you
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You can reach us at Gyroscope Inc., or via mail: maeryta [@] gyroscopeinc [.] com.
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- IMLS: The Future of Museums and Libraries Wiki
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- The Exhibit Designer (graphic design)
- Bay Area Discovery Museum blog
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- New Curator UK Blog
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- SF MOMA
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2 comments:
What a great way to illustrate these ideas! Very cool. Makes me wish I was involved in a project like ... oh, wait a minute, I am!
You sure are-- revel in it. It's a terrific project, and I'll announce it here tomorrow. I look forward to your blog posts now!
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