- Imagine an object features prominently in a film or novel. What role does it play in a love story, thriller, and sci-fi?
- Pose to mirror a piece and consider the sensations that arise.
- Encounter as many objects as you can while holding your breath.
- Switch between scientific and empathic modes of viewing an object.
- Body: explores how your body responds to museum objects.
- Vision: challenges established visual habits and encourages experimentation.
- Mind: focuses on thoughts and feelings that animate your inner world.
- Imagination: encourages you to imagine new ways of being.
- Action: transforms you into an art maker and performance artist.
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"'Museum' often elicits the image of a quiet, stately place where one browses exhibitions, but this book encourages readers to create their own unique museum experiences, through 101 activities that employ mindfulness and/or play [and] emphasize that play, a powerful means of inquiry and discovery, can expand into adulthood. [...] This imaginative book of engaging, fresh ideas for museum experiences encourages finding wonder everywhere. Museum and art lovers will enjoy."