Gyroscope has their very cool cardboard booth set up with photos of their exhibit and museum work. Photos of our PAL are up there, the Austin Children's museum, the i.d.e.a. museum, the Muzeum space in San Francisco.
Wess was speaking with one of the gentleman from Austin who is leafing through a brochure of the new Austin children's museum.
As they leaf through - I start to realize how FAMILIAR all of their exhibit spaces seem. It's almost like all of our PALS have become a gallery space!
- The build space has large scale brios, the design elements include drilled holes in wood.
- The art space, with see through walls that children write on
- They have a young children's area that is a farmer's market space
- They also have A LARGE LIGHT BRIGHT!
All of their signage is magnetic sheets with children's images.
I had to ask when this was created - it just opened last December I believe. It looks great, clearly Gyroscope's work with us helped influence their space. Too bad we don't get any credit. :) Maybe a discount instead?
Here is a link to photos of the Austin museum: https://thinkeryaustin.org/exhibits/innovators-workshop/
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