What happens when you invite eighty museum designers from around the world to create an exhibition together in 48 hours?
Hack the Museum will feature new experiments in exhibition-making developed by a group of diverse artists, engineers, architects, and designers. Over the course of two days, teams of participants will develop risk-taking exhibits around objects from the MAH permanent collection. The result is Hack the Museum, a series of experiments that will invite you to explore how we connect with art and history artifacts. This unique project is possible because of international interest in the MAH’s reputation for exploring new forms of engagement in museums.
This exhibition will be displayed in the Solari Gallery on the second floor of the MAH.
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Hack the Museum will feature new experiments in exhibition-making developed by a group of diverse artists, engineers, architects, and designers. Over the course of two days, teams of participants will develop risk-taking exhibits around objects from the MAH permanent collection. The result is Hack the Museum, a series of experiments that will invite you to explore how we connect with art and history artifacts. This unique project is possible because of international interest in the MAH’s reputation for exploring new forms of engagement in museums.
This exhibition will be displayed in the Solari Gallery on the second floor of the MAH.
What happens when you invite eighty museum designers from around the world to create an exhibition together in 48 hours?
Hack the Museum will feature new experiments in exhibition-making developed by a group of diverse artists, engineers, architects, and designers. Over the course of two days, teams of participants will develop risk-taking exhibits around objects from the MAH permanent collection. The result is Hack the Museum, a series of experiments that will invite you to explore how we connect with art and history artifacts. This unique project is possible because of international interest in the MAH’s reputation for exploring new forms of engagement in museums.
This exhibition will be displayed in the Solari Gallery on the second floor of the MAH.
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Hack the Museum will feature new experiments in exhibition-making developed by a group of diverse artists, engineers, architects, and designers. Over the course of two days, teams of participants will develop risk-taking exhibits around objects from the MAH permanent collection. The result is Hack the Museum, a series of experiments that will invite you to explore how we connect with art and history artifacts. This unique project is possible because of international interest in the MAH’s reputation for exploring new forms of engagement in museums.
This exhibition will be displayed in the Solari Gallery on the second floor of the MAH.
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