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Rotten Luck: The Decaying Dice of Ricky Jay
Review
by Nina Simon Published April 26 2007
The Museum of Jurassic Technology in L.A. (www.mjt.org) is one of my favorite museums. It's quirky, confounding, and exquisitely strange--and that strangeness captures my imagination in a way that more typical exhibits and presentation styles...
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Preschool Launch Pad
Case Study
by Paul Orselli Published May 07 2007
After the New York Hall of Science added a grand new building addition to its existing facilities, including a dedicated Preschool Gallery, many outdoor areas immediately adjacent to the new construction were underutilized. The Hall's Education...
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Make a Face
Case Study
by Diana Issidorides Published June 12 2007
Scientific concepts: inheritance of traits homozygous versus heterozygous genes dominant versus recessive genes genotype versus phenotype Like Family Tree (see separate case study), Make a Face is an exhibit on the inheritance of...
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Mythic Creatures
Review
by Paul Orselli Published July 08 2007
The premise of the exhibition "Mythic Creatures" is excellent, namely, that many myths (giants, mermaids, dragons) have a basis in natural objects or phenomena. Unfortunately the execution of the exhibition does not live up to this premise. The...
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Saltville
Review
by Nancy Moncrief Published March 19 2009
The Uncovering Virginia gallery features re-creations of six VMNH research sites that represent time periods ranging from 300 million years ago to 300 years ago. For each site, displays of actual fossils excavated at that site are accompanied by...