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where will the pavilion go next?

February 26, 2011/in enewsletter feature, General, Resources, Uncategorized, You Heard It Here First/by Jennifer Brundage

The Smithsonian’s magnificent Ten Thousand Springs Pavilion will end its visit to Flushing Town Hall in New York City in September 2011. Would your Affiliate like to be the next stop on its tour through America? The Ten Thousand Springs Pavilion is a 1:5 scale replica of the Wan Chun Ting pavilion that stands in the […]

affiliates help smithsonian and MIT solve mysteries

February 25, 2011/7 Comments/in Affiliates in the News, enewsletter feature, General, Uncategorized, You Heard It Here First/by Jennifer Brundage

Helping the Smithsonian solve a mystery about a fictitious environmental disaster – doesn’t that sound like fun? Smithsonian scientists have teamed up with MIT’s Education Arcade to engage middle-school students to do just that, in an online alternate-reality game. Vanished will kick off on April 4 at vanished.mit.edu. In the course of 8 weeks, students ages […]

kudos affiliates! february 2011

January 20, 2011/in Affiliates in the News, enewsletter feature, Uncategorized/by Jennifer Brundage

Affiliates start the new year off right with news of support. Nice going! Jack S. Parker, a former Vice Chairman of the General Electric Company, made a legacy gift to the Heard Museum’s (Phoenix, Arizona) endowment through the Maie Bartlett Heard Society, the Heard’s planned giving program. Parker’s gift included a $1 million cash annuity and a […]

food for thought

January 11, 2011/2 Comments/in Behind the Scenes, General, Road Reports, Uncategorized/by Jennifer Brundage

Does there seem to be a cultural zeitgeist about food these days? Food has always been a engrossing social topic of course, but between the First Lady’s vegetable garden, school lunch revolution movements, reality TV, and more, it seems that discussions of food and all its attendant concerns – health, nutrition, benefits of organic, agriculture policy, […]

SITES’ Quarterly Corner for December 2010

December 5, 2010/in enewsletter feature, General, Uncategorized, You Heard It Here First/by Jennifer Brundage

Even as 2010 draws to a close, you may still be looking for the perfect exhibition to bring to your museum or gallery next year. Take a look at these SITES offerings that are available in 2011 and don’t miss your chance to host some of our most popular exhibitions! www.sites.si.edu Plus, if you book an […]

SI and Affiliates collaborate on Places of Invention

December 4, 2010/in enewsletter feature, Uncategorized, You Heard It Here First/by Jennifer Brundage

Places of Invention is a planned exhibition at the National Museum of American History organized by the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation. Scheduled to open in 2014, it will feature a selection of “hot spots” of invention and innovation–places where a critical mass of inventive people, networks, institutions, funding […]