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“One thread that runs through this work is understanding who gets to tell the story in museums” -Lauri Halderman
(via What’s Wrong With This Diorama? You Can Read All About It - The New York Times)
The American Museum of Natural History unveils a new dinosaur exhibit this month. The process required careful planning and delicate handiwork. On Friday, the museum will unveil the cast of a 122-foot-long dinosaur whose remains belong to a group known as titanosaurs, and that is one of the largest dinosaurs ever found. It is too big, in fact, to fit completely inside its new home.
The NYCgo Guide to the American Museum of Natural History @AMNH: https://t.co/8iMmK80dD7 pic.twitter.com/iIoExtAux7
— nycgo (@nycgo) January 14, 2016