Over a fifteen year period working with Discovery World Museum, I was involved with the creation of over two hundred exhibit stations in nearly a dozen different exhibits relating to health, electricity, gyroscopes, lasers, radio, observation, computers, video, simple machines, haptics, robotics, and much more<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Later, working with a local trade show exhibit firm, I led the development of a half-million dollar interactive exhibit for an international manufacturer of construction equipment, highlighting the benefits of their hydraulic systems over those of their competition.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Story is the core of exhibitry. The ability to get to the essence of a concept, relate that to the visitor, open lines of thought and consideration; it’s all story telling at heart. A successful exhibit begins with finding the story, and then developing ways to tell that story, using available technology and art. All of the tools of a good story teller contribute to the development of an effective exhibit.
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Over a fifteen year period working with Discovery World Museum, I was involved with the creation of over two hundred exhibit stations in nearly a dozen different exhibits relating to health, electricity, gyroscopes, lasers, radio, observation, computers, video, simple machines, haptics, robotics, and much more Later, working with a local trade show exhibit firm, I … <\/p>\n