Moving Forward

August 8th, 2007   (529 views )

So I met with one of the curators at the museum where I work. He gave me a long list (at least 20) of local New England possibilities for gallery/museum/educational showings for our beloved Periodic Table. I'm going to start gathering contact information and figure out which might be the best location, or the most receptive audience then start to send out letters of inquiry.

It'll take time, but this is going to happen. I feel it in my bones. :)

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Comment from: Michelle [Visitor] Email
Hello. I came upon your project through Etsy. It's amazing! What a great idea and such beautiful work from so many people! Anyway, I'm just dropping this line to say something quite obvious. You should talk with your local (or not-local) Science Center. Check out the Association of Science Technology Centers at www.astc.org. I think these types of places would be a great venue for you to share the project with people, especially kids! I imagine many centers would be very open to the idea and glad to welcome you in some form or fashion.
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Comment from: Miriam Schaefer [Visitor] Email · http://www.chemheritage.org
Hi. Please look at our website. We are opening a museum on the History of Chemistry that includes a changing exhibits gallery. Maybe we could work something out!
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