ExhibiTricks
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| Blog Name: | ExhibiTricks |
| Url: | http://blog.orselli.net |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | museums, exhibits, design |
| Description: | "Tricks of the Trade" about Exhibits (and Museums.) Useful information and resources for exhibit design and exhibit development. |
| Popularity: | 37 Followers |
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Why Are You Reading This Blog?
I'm in a bit of an introspective mode. So, I'm curious about the people who read this blog (like you!) Please leave a comment below (anonymous if you like) or send me an email to tell me: a little bit about yourself, why you read ExhibiTricks, what you like, what you don't
I'm in a bit of an introspective mode. So, I'm curious about the people who read this blog (like you!) Please leave a comment below (anonymous if you like) or send me an email to tell me: a little bit about yourself, why you read ExhibiTricks, what you like, what you don't
Duct Tape In Bushwick
In continuing our unintended recent theme of tape-related postings, two talented designers from the Master of Arts program in Exhibition Design at FIT named Isabella Bruno and Mandi Zanski wrote to share a recent project they did with duct tape a few weeks ago at the BETA Spaces event sponsored by
In continuing our unintended recent theme of tape-related postings, two talented designers from the Master of Arts program in Exhibition Design at FIT named Isabella Bruno and Mandi Zanski wrote to share a recent project they did with duct tape a few weeks ago at the BETA Spaces event sponsored by
Exhibit Design Inspiration: Buff Diss
As a quick follow-up to my infatuations with tape as both a practical and prototyping medium, I'd like to point your attention to the work of Buff Diss. Buff Diss works with masking tape in a graffiti style to transform the urban landscape, architecture, and construction sites, as you can see from his Flickr stream. The video at the top of this post is we
As a quick follow-up to my infatuations with tape as both a practical and prototyping medium, I'd like to point your attention to the work of Buff Diss. Buff Diss works with masking tape in a graffiti style to transform the urban landscape, architecture, and construction sites, as you can see from his Flickr stream. The video at the top of this post is we
ELVIS the Exhibit Prototyper?
This week I was fortunate to work with the students in the Exhibition Design Master's program at FIT (The Fashion Institute of Technology) in Manhattan. My presentations covered one of my favorite, but often overlooked, design topics: Prototyping! In my opinion, most exhibit desi
This week I was fortunate to work with the students in the Exhibition Design Master's program at FIT (The Fashion Institute of Technology) in Manhattan. My presentations covered one of my favorite, but often overlooked, design topics: Prototyping! In my opinion, most exhibit desi
100 Extremely Useful Search Engines for Science
Here's one of those handy compendium web pages that's well worth bookmarking: 100 Extremely Useful Search Engines for Science. (I especially liked PhysicsCentral...) Thanks to Amber Johnson for bringing the list to my attention! &n
Here's one of those handy compendium web pages that's well worth bookmarking: 100 Extremely Useful Search Engines for Science. (I especially liked PhysicsCentral...) Thanks to Amber Johnson for bringing the list to my attention! &n
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