ExhibiTricks: A Museum/Exhibit/Design Blog

In addition to being a perfect blend of science, art, and technology, real-time data websites provide a soothing thrum of information that I...

Maker (and manager of the electronics workshop at the Royal Academy for Arts)  Jaap Meijers  released this Instructable that shows how to r...

Anonymouse is an anonymous Swedish artist collective that builds mouse-themed miniature buildings and displays them in public. Anonymouse ...

I love real-time data visualization websites!  In addition to being a perfect blend of science, art, and technology, the web-sights provide ...

My wife recently asked me to place a hook in our back hall so she could hang up a special mop that picks up dog hair from our hardwood and t...

As 2020 draws to a close, I keep thinking about the quote attributed to Thomas Carlyle: "No pressure, no diamonds." This past year...

Throughout time, artists, architects, and even exhibit designers have created opportunities for people to play with light and color. ...

Poetic Kinetics transforms public spaces with their kinetic art. The group, based in Los Angeles, has created site-specific work all...

I love finding interesting exhibit supplies that show up in unexpected places. While working on a recent exhibit design project, I went i...

Architecture studio   NEON  created a site-specific installation called Cavalry 360° at the Chesters Roman Fort , in the north of Englan...

The fine folks at the Physics Footnotes website have assembled a growing gallery of short videos (GIFs) and links to all sorts of amazin...

I love projects that use simple, familiar materials to create surprising and wonderful effects. And Berthil van Beek 's "Rain...

I love the elegantly executed installation "Nature's Reflection" by  Brooklyn-based brothers and artists  ICY and SOT . L...

Paddy Bloomer is an artist inventor explorer and plumber based in Belfast.  He has done projects in sewers and derelict factory chimn...

Thomas Edison said,   "To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk."  His reference was to inventing, but he coul...