Spot the Robot, a charming new display created by AmeriCorps Museum
Educators
Amanda Nico and
Ryan Peters, invites visitors
to peer into the atrium walkway window boxes to discover Robbie the
Robot’s mischievous after-hours Museum explorations.
Ryan: We wanted to tell a simple story: we follow the robot on his
adventure through the Museum at night, but kids also get to watch the
Museum collections come to life and interact with one another.
Amanda: Creating the boxes was a lot of fun and I found myself really
inspired by different exhibits when making my boxes. I'm also really
happy that we found a way to display so many collections items that
guests would otherwise never see.
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Robbie masquerades as a marionette. |
Ryan: I wanted to create scenes that conveyed movement and I also tried
to pack tons of detail into each box, to give the sense that even after
you've found the robot there are still little things that bring you back
to the box and keep it fresh.
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Robbie's hands-on exploration of art materials in Discovery Studio. |
The boxes are paired with a hunt challenging visitors to follow the
clues to spot the robot in each scene. They’ll be on display for a
few months, so check them out on your next visit!
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