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When Dioramas Explode - “Animal World” at The National Museum of Scotland

It’s no secret that I don’t like traditional dioramas. But apparently I do like it when it looks like traditional dioramas have exploded and scattered animals throughout the exhibit. I like it a lot. Last week I visited the National Museum of Scotland. And it was a lovely, if somewhat predictable, experience until I got…

08/10/2014 in Creativity, Design, Exhibits, Fun, Inspiration, Interpretation, Storytelling.

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