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Kids as curators

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Humanities, September 1st, 2000

Virtual Art at the Seattle Museum The Seattle Art Museum is changing the way people use museums and see exhibitions. A new website teaches children in grades six through ten how to create their own exhibitions. With the click of a paintbrush, students go through a stepby-step curatorial process. Guided by animated characters-- Mona and Pablo-students choose digital images from the museum's permanent collection. They can take their time collecting and returning to a notebook until the selection is complete. "Eventually they create their own exhibition and voila! With all the work they have do...

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