I say a great Charles Adams exhibit at the New York Public
Library. I also must say that it was one of the most closely
examined exhibits I've ever been to. People were *so* into
it. What is it about humour that makes people become so
engaged. Why do museums never (almost never?) use humour in
their "serious" exhibits to engage people. I mean,
particularly kid's exhibits would benefit from the a bit of
levity.
There's a great new consultancy for you! Get yourself hired
as the part of the exhibit team responsible for injecting
some *humor* into the exhibit. Talk about an invaluable
member of the planning team...
Eric Siegel
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