 | Arkansas State University Museum Welcome This is a short video clip of the Arkansas State University Museum. This video was produced by Cody Jarrett on behalf of ASU Radio Department, College of Communications in 2008. |
 | Roxanna M. Brown Bangkok University Museum / Video 3 Promotional video for Bangkok University Museum. Last know video of her. www.FredLeoBrown.com |
 | 科学映像館 Koishikawa Annex. The University Museum東大総合研究博物館 科学映像館 The Chambers of Curiosities 東大大学総合研究博物館 小石川分室 驚異の部屋 Koishikawa Annex.The University Museum.The University of Tokyo ◆サイエンスネット大型動画配信へリンク。 http://omni.way-nifty.com/sciencenet/ ◆オムニ・サイエンスネット大型配信へリンク http://omni.way-nifty.com/omni/ |
 | Sabanci University Sakip Sabanci Museum - Atlikosk1 This documentary was prepared by Upper Section A Class of 2001 at Sabanci University, Istanbul. Sabanci University Sakip Sabanci Museum Documentary Atlikosk. |
 | Carol B. Saylor DeafBlind Artist (Part 2 of 2) Carol B. Saylor, DeafBlind Artist, talks about National Exhibits by Blind Artists and living a full life as a deafblind grandmother, mother and Art Instructor. She is an award winning artist and member of National Exhibits by Blind Artists (http://nebaart.org/). She uses Phonak hearing aids, a dog guide and her remaining senses to create beautiful artwork that is meant to be touched by hands, hearts and spirits open to seeing the world. A Brief History of NEBA National Exhibits by Blind Artists, Inc. (NEBA), is a Philadelphia-based, nonprofit, tax-exempt organization dedicated to showcasing the work of artists who are blind or visually impaired. National Exhibits by Blind Artists was founded in Philadelphia in the belief that talented blind artists deserve the same recognition as writers, musicians and other sighted artists. The primary objectives are to educate the public with the quality of work by blind artists and to create a demand in the professional field of art, furthering the careers of blind artists and making them part of the mainstream of life. Several blind artists who frequented Philadelphia's Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped enlisted the help of Michael Coyle, Library Director, who organized a pilot show in the summer of 1975. The show at the Library was a great success, and many works of art were sold. Encouraged by their success, it was decided to build upon the foundation of this show. In 1976, under the leadership of Mrs. Hester Pepper, the founding president, and Michael Coyle, National Exhibits by Blind Artists was incorporated. With the support of the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania, the first show was assembled and presented in both the Museum's Nevil Gallery and the Library for the Blind. Nearly sixty thousand people visited this exhibit, created as a Bicentennial Project. The newly established enterprise was provided an office at the University Museum where two subsequent exhibits in 1977 and 1978 were mounted, again rotating the artwork with the Library for the Blind. The exhibits met with enthusiastic public support. Since NEBA's founding, many exhibitions of outstanding works of art have been presented in prominent museums and galleries in the United States and abroad. This pioneer concept art by the blind has produced an enlightened forum for developing projects with similar intent. With its 30-year history of major shows, National Exhibits of Blind Artists has blazed the trail, winning wide recognition in the art world with its promise to continue carrying its message of bright, new prospects for the blind artist. Focus on Art and Vision Art Beyond Sight National Exhibits by Blind Artists presents the 2007-2008 exhibition of work by artists who are legally blind. For thirty three years NEBA has offered the public the opportunity to view not only intriguing works of work, but works of the human spirit as well. Blind artists bring to their work a unique interpretation of the world. |
 | University Art Museum Exhibition Followup Here's some more information that you requested regarding the exhibition! |
 | Touring Harvard University Touring Harvard University including Main Gate, Statue of Harvard, Harvard Hall, Memorial Church, Dining Hall, Science Center, University Museum, etc |
 | Light Totem - Indiana University Art Museum 25th Anniversary This video documents the inaugural 'Light Up' of the "Light Totem" art installation to celebrate Indiana University's Art Museum's 25th Anniversary. "Light Totem" is an installation art piece created by Rob Shakespeare to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Indiana University's Art Museum which was designed by I.M. Pei. The art piece is comprised of three elements called Sky (3 large searchlights pointed into the night sky that converge to create a pyramid that mimics the angles of the building),Tower/Wall (an outdoor tower that colorfully illuminates the front of the building), and Line (a 40 foot line of light in the atrium of the building) Tower contains 51 ColorKinetics ColorBlast12 and the interior, and Line is 40 feet of ColorKinetics iColorAccent. I programmed the 'light shows' using the ColorKinetics Software and everything is played back using ColorKinetics iPlayer3. The programming is done using ColorKinetics software and was completed by sean Smallman. (www.seansmallman.com) Ths video was created by Merrill Hatlen. |
 | Drexel University 2008 Nasha "Museum of Love" - 4/18/08 "A group of 12 dancers who are going to take the audience for a tour through the Museum of Love where they will learn the different faces of Love by the Legends themselves!!" - Drexel Masti |
 | Natural History Museum of Oxford University Natural History Museum of Oxford University |
 | Princeton University Art Museum A composition of photographs from Princeton University's Art Museum set to music made for my Arts History class as an extra credit project. |
 | Sabanci University Sakip Sabanci Museum - Atlikosk2 This documentary was prepared by Upper Section A Class of 2001 at Sabanci University, Istanbul. Sabanci University Sakip Sabanci Museum Documentary Atlikosk. |
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