Phoenix, Arizona was the site of: the Heard Museum Guild's Indian Arts and Crafts Exhibition (10th anniversary show); the exhibit "Survival: Life and Art of the Alaskan Eskimo"; and the exhibit "Kachinas: An Evolving Hopi Art Form?" (JC)

Describes the chemistry exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. Aimed at teaching the public the basic principles of chemistry, the museum features numerous video displays as well as several do-it-yourself experiments. (JN)

Describes Express-Ways, a Chicago children's museum providing free, hands-on arts experiences to students, teachers, and families. Focuses on recent exhibits and future projects. Suggests possible art education programs for schools. (DMM)

Museums, galleries, and public libraries with picture collections in England, Scotland, and Wales are listed, and their collections described. (LS)

This paper results from a recently completed project that augmented an exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, entitled "1000 Years of the Olympic Games: Treasures of Ancient Greece" (July 18-November 18, 2000). This Exhibition offered an opportunity to supplement the traditional visitor experience with the introduction of…

Recent advances in wireless network technologies create the potential to significantly enhance the experience of a visit to a museum. On the exhibit floor, visitors carrying wirelessly connected portable devices can be given opportunities for exploration, sharing, explanations, context, background, analytical tools, and suggestions for related…

Describes African life and culture exhibits and programs at the Museum of African Art in Washington, D.C. (ST)

Mount Holyoke College's art center is designed and built to serve for a century. (Editor)

Describes programs, primarily in science, in Carlisle and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (SP)

Author describes the architecture of Rochester Institute of Technology, the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, and the Denver Art Museum. (MB)

Describes a privately financed science center, museum and planetarium - observatory in Twin Falls, Idaho. Centers three hour program includes a lecture on archaeology, time to look at displays, a lunch break, and a planetarium lecture. (RB)

Account of exhibits in major U. S. Museums and the Pan American University. List of artists in the vanguard of Latin American art in 15 countries. Illustrated. (VW)

Describes the Peabody Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, giving particular attention to its outstanding collection of Japanese artifacts. The exhibit contains a wide variety of household arts and crafts, as well as sketches by Edward S. Morse showing daily life in nineteenth century Japan. (AM)

Express-Ways, a children's art center in the Chicago Public Library Cultural Center, involves children in drawing, writing poetry, designing labels, working with kaleidoscopes, matching skin color, and doing rubbings. School groups are given special workshops designed to extend the concepts of the exhibit into the classroom. (Author/KC)

The Art Enrichment Program for intermediate-grade gifted students, developed at the University of Texas, bases its core and curriculum on museum exhibitions. The author describes various program components, including selection of students, program activities, the special sketchbook, publications used for the program, program cost, and program…