We wouldn't dare pretend that this is a definitive list, but it is a list of the projects that the top exhibit designers see as influential and important projects that have helped to push the area of exhibition design forward. The breadth of projects that were submitted was amazing.
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Museums Articles
Design Semester—FIT Graduate Exhibition & Experience Design at AMNH
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This past Spring Semester, students in the FIT Graduate Exhibition & Experience Design program worked in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History (New York).
 “Little Museum,” Big Collaboration—Muzeiko Children’s Museum |
 Exhibition Espionage—G&A at the All New International Spy Museum |
Thoughts and Opinions
Three Myths About Technology in Museum Experiences
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When you mention “multimedia” to some museum professionals, certain narratives immediately come to mind about what that might be in a museum experience.
 A Week Seen Through My Lens |
 Design To Go—Greece |
Explore SEGD Award Winners
 Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience—Inside the Writer's Mind |
 Be Washington: It's Your Turn to Lead |
 Museum of The American Revolution |
 Silesia Museum Wayfinding |
SEGD Talks - Museums videos
 Tim NcNeil and Clare Brown: The Future of XGD |
 Brad Larson: Play and Learning in XGD |
Museums EGD Firms
The Buzz: Museums Web Links
SEGD Museums Podcasts
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Museums News
Signs By Tomorrow at the International Spy Museum
Read Time: 1.5 minutes
At Signs By Tomorrow (Rockville), “Mission Impossible” is not part of their vocabulary. Two years ago, they were asked to quote on a project that would involve producing, and installing more than 4,000 square feet of vinyl (think the size of a basketball court) seven stories up, for the new International Spy Museum in Washington, DC. The designers behind the project contacted Signs By Tomorrow because they are a 3M-certified installer referred by 3M. Scott Goehrung, VP, personally took on this project from concept to completion.
G&A at DC's New International Spy Museum
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The International Spy Museum (SPY) opened on May 12, 2019, in Washington, DC. The completely re-imagined museum opened in a new purpose-built 140,000-square-foot state-of-the-art building—more than doubling its original size. Working with the founder for over 20 years, Gallagher & Associates (Silver Spring, Md.) led the creative visioning, business strategy and audience engagement tactics for the original Museum concept, which opened in 2002.
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