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MO Museum, Lithuania: {Lake Full of Stars} Exhibition

MO 미술관, 리투아니아: {별이 가득한 강} 전시 교육 및 교구 디자인

Project Name:

<Lake Full of Stars> Exhibition’s Educational Design Assist

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Project Duration:

01.08 2020 - 31.08 2020

Exhibition Duration:

11.06 2021 - 07.11 2021

Project Details:
Designed five hygienic learning objects, two workstations, and three drawing tutorials for a children's exhibition (Lake Full of Stars, 2021). They were visualized and exhibited in 2021 in cooperation with two education directors, woodworkers, and an architectural team.

Worked with:

Curator – Karen Vanhercke
Architects – Šilta šiaurė
Exhibition installed by – Dominykas Šavelis
Coordinator – Iveta Jaugaitė
Photographer – Rytis Šeškaitis
Textile created by: Justina Gražytė, Eglė Lekevičiūtė, Šarūnė Pečiukonytė (Kaltūnas) and MO Museum volunteers

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MO Museum, Lithuania: {Lake Full of Stars} Exhibition

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Project Duration:

Exhibition Duration:

Project Details:
Designed five hygienic learning objects, two workstations, and three drawing tutorials for a children's exhibition (Lake Full of Stars, 2021). They were visualized and exhibited in 2021 in cooperation with two education directors, woodworkers, and an architectural team.

Worked with:

Okyoung Noh

Exhibit / Work / Project / Text

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︎

MO Museum, Lithuania: {Lake Full of Stars} Exhibition

Project Name:

Click to see the exhibition

Project Duration:

Exhibition Duration:

Project Details: Designed five hygienic learning objects, two workstations, and three drawing tutorials for a children's exhibition (Lake Full of Stars, 2021). They were visualized and exhibited in 2021 in cooperation with two education directors, woodworkers, and an architectural team.

Worked with:

Project Details:
Designed five hygienic learning objects, two workstations, and three drawing tutorials for a children's exhibition (Lake Full of Stars, 2021). They were visualized and exhibited in 2021 in cooperation with two education directors, woodworkers, and an architectural team.