What I Did on My Summer Vacation: opens Saturday
This summer I worked with a local institution “Zeum” to help them transform their Main Gallery and some interior spaces into the Children’s Creativity Museum.
It was a group effort and many talented folk from the Museum and San Francisco pulled together to make it happen. I’ll explore some of the strategies, people, and ideas that we used on this project in future posts. For the moment, I’ll leave you with this in-progress pic:
Late night installation work at the Children's Creativity Museum with Pseudo Studio
This blog is written by Maria Mortati and was developed to share work and insights around experimental museum projects.
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