1001 Inventions exhibition reaches NYC
1001 Inventions reaches New York
What is the secret behind the way we write numbers? When did scientists first discover how we see? Who drew the oldest surviving map showing America?
These questions are tackled in the exhibition 1001 Inventions: discover the Muslim heritage in our world for which I wrote the text. The exhibition is currently in New York after its launch at the Science Museum and run in Istanbul, and was described by local site The Root as ‘a fun, splashy, fascinating exhibit’.
Recent projects
I've been working with the Science Museum's learning team- 1001 Inventions wins 'best touring exhibition' at Museums and Heritage Show
- I join a panel discussing virtual worlds at the Open University
- My review of Sense and the City at the London Transport Museum
- I facilitate an event on pervasive computing at the Dana Centre in London
- New Digital TextWorkshop tackles writing for the web, interactives and Twitter
- Visit TextWorkshop's new website for training dates and our all-new video
- The Science Museum's new Atmosphere gallery is now open
- My case study about teenage curators is published by GEM
- The 1001 Inventions exhibition's global tour has reached New York
- The Science Museum's new Who Am I? gallery is open
- My review of 'On Form', an exhibition of strokable, huggable sculptures
Previous Clients
Haley Sharpe Design
Objectives Museum Design
Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust
