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SF Mobile Museum: FREE Shrine: Bird Box

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Monday, March 14, 2011. FREE Shrine: Bird Box. Let his bird do the shrining for his piece in our show last year. So no poetic wall text to offer. As with many shrines, the object is what you make it. Posted by San Francisco Mobile Museum. Labels: Peter Forrest Kline. San francisco mobile museum. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What kind of Museum is this? San Francisco Mobile Museum. Movement Museum Offers a Mobile Model. FREE Shrine: Tims baby is no gentleman. FREE Shrine: Bird Box.

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SF Mobile Museum: FREE SHRINES exhibit challenge

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Saturday, July 17, 2010. FREE SHRINES exhibit challenge. FREE SHRINES is a new exhibit where we are exploring the history, meaning and spontaneous use of shrines with you. We'll look at public, religious and cultural examples, and invite you to add your wishes, locations, and remembrances. Our exhibit challenge invites you to create a shrine of your own, to show at the exhibit. Something that can fit in the palm of your hand. Contact us at info [at] sfmobilemuseum [dot] org with questions.

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SF Mobile Museum: We're not the only game in the Mobile Museum town

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Friday, December 9, 2011. We're not the only game in the Mobile Museum town. There are some wonderful other projects out there in Mobile Museum Platform Land. Thought I would share a few of the prolific ones. I'm finding that this type of platform is well suited to some forms of engagement and not others. It's very well suited to experimentation on a variety of scales, but maybe not for displaying costly works of art (though some may disagree with that). The Pop-Up Museum of Queer History. MAP is the ult...

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SF Mobile Museum: Just A Vessel?

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012. Full-scale model for "Activity Platform". One of the concept models to attach to the full-scale dolly system was completed by Monica Martinez. As I mentioned in an earlier. There are two platform types in the hopper: one is for "activities" and one is for exhibiting objects. This is the activity system I'm first sussing out. One Man Band (photo: UCLA Film and Television Archive). 8220;In the process of working towards our new model for museum… what we would like is a small p...

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SF Mobile Museum: #aam2011: Our presentation

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Sunday, May 22, 2011. I thought I would share our presentation from our session at #aam2011 today. I was honored to share the stage with Ashely Remer of the Girl Museum. Jon West-Bey of the American Poetry Museum. And brilliant moderator Paul Orselli of the Paul Orselli Workshop. What is it about? Our experiments, and why we think approaches such as these are good for the future of museums. San Francisco Mobile Museum, Maria Mortati, #aam2011. It was a lot of fun to share the work. Thanks, all!

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SF Mobile Museum: A Cause for Reflection with the Center for the Future of Museums

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Monday, May 16, 2011. A Cause for Reflection with the Center for the Future of Museums. If you've been following, you've probably heard that we participated in a blog series with the AAM's Center for the Future of Museums. They've called it "Museums and the Spectrum of Control". It looks at a set of projects which challenge the notion of authoritative museums in unusual ways. In Part 1,. In Part 2,. I shared our brief history of playing with both the idea of a mobile platform and participatory projects.

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SF Mobile Museum: Quick re-post: "Too Much For the Brain To Take In"

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Monday, January 16, 2012. Quick re-post: "Too Much For the Brain To Take In". I was reading this article within the context of "observation". The Australian Arts and Lifestyle has a good article on a topic we have seen before:. Too Much For The Brain To Take In. I'm going to take the liberty of excerpting what I think is the gist below, which lays out a logic for what we value in art: a transformative experience. Many were shocked because the amazing thing about that show was that the room was dark and p...

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SF Mobile Museum: Supporting Role

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Thursday, March 8, 2012. Just after we launch our "Observatorium" exhibit, we may be playing a supporting role in the artist (artiste? JR's Inside Out Project. Through a collaboration with the International Museum of Women. They have asked to look at popping up with large-format images of mothers. We're figuring it out now- I'm sure it will beyond a billboard. The IMOW, an excellently done virtual museum, currently has a show that ties into the I/O project- " MAMA: Motherhood Around the Globe:".

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SF Mobile Museum: Dolly In Hand: prototyping the body next week

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Friday, May 25, 2012. Dolly In Hand: prototyping the body next week. Dog, from uncertainty to ownership. The dolly arrived today and we're going to start building simple cardboard mockups to determine the physical scale for the new Mobile Museum platform. My feeling is that while scaled drawings are great, for something that has multiple hands-on, it's nice to go ahead and try it out in real scale when possible. Sometimes subversivity is desirable. More next week. Posted by San Francisco Mobile Museum.

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SF Mobile Museum: Hello Dolly: New Exhibit Platform

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Thursday, April 26, 2012. Hello Dolly: New Exhibit Platform. For our next exhibit, " Observatorium. I've been working on developing a platform that's much more mobile that our first iteration. The old system looked good and worked well, but was best with 2 people helping. I'm going to now unveil the backbone of the our SFMM Exhibit Platform System:. As part of iterating both the exhibit concept and the exhibit platform "renewal," I've been working with artist. Posted by San Francisco Mobile Museum. Stame...