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Exhibit Makeovers
Early Bird Registration Deadline – May 25
June 29-30 – Old Idaho Penitentiary Museum, Boise, ID
http://learn.aaslh.org/event/exhibit-makeovers-2/
 
Interpretive exhibits bring objects, images, and ideas to life for visitors through storytelling, diverse presentation media, and learning opportunities that engage multiple types of intelligence. Join instructors Alice Parman and Ann Craig, co-authors of Exhibit Makeovers: A Do-It-Yourself Workbook for Small Museums, Second Edition (Rowman & Littlefield, 2017), as you learn the basics of exhibit planning, organization, text writing, and design. Drawing on resources of the host institution, working hands-on in small groups, you’ll experiment with ways to make exhibit content meaningful and memorable for visitors.
 
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is intended for museum staff and volunteers who want to create more engaging and effective exhibits. It’s also an opportunity for managers and board members to gain insight into the processes of exhibit development and design. A supportive, team-based environment will build skills, confidence, and a network of colleagues.
 
What Participants Said: 
“I really enjoyed all aspects [of the workshop]. I enjoyed working with others and hearing their ideas. Alice was a great facilitator of thought and discussion.”
“The group size worked well to build a sort of camaraderie feeling and the info was fantastic and immediately put into use.”
“Great vocab, take home information, comfortable friendly, enjoyable, thought provoking.”
“The activities that supplemented each lecture help to see these concepts in practice.”
 
Why Onsite?
Onsite workshops allow participants to not only observe the great work other institutions are doing, but also gives them a chance to network with other museum professionals. Of those who choose to attend an AASLH workshop, many make career-long connections with people who are as passionate about the field as they are.

Cost: $280 AASLH members/$405 nonmembers
*Get $40 off registration if you book by Friday, May 25, 2017!*
 
Early-Bird Registration Deadline is May 25!  You can register today at http://learn.aaslh.org/event/exhibit-makeovers-2/ .
 
This workshop is presented in partnership with the Boise City Department of Arts & History and the Idaho State Historical Society.
 
Please contact Amber Mitchell, Education and Service Coordinator, at [log in to unmask] or 615-320-3203 if you have any questions about this or other upcoming workshops.

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