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Hi Mary,
I taught a program here a while back where the kids made little dino
reconstructions using aluminum armature wire for a very simplified
skeleton and fleshed it out with a self-hardening kid's sculpture
material that could be painted later. I made the skeletons for the
younger kids, older ones made their own and came up with some
remarkable pieces. It was a bit wild but fun and generally
successful.
Marlene
>Dear Sciart,
>
>My department is planning a Fossil Fest for February 10, 2007. I'm
>going to be organizing an illustration section and wonder if any of
>you have any experience planning hands-on art activities for the
>general public? I got a few good ideas when I was chatting with
>people in Wisconsin at our annual meeting, but am curious what ideas
>might be out there?
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>Thank you!
>
>Mary Parrish
>Department of Paleobiology
>National Museum of Natural History
>Smithsonian Institution
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Marlene Hill Donnelly
Scientific Illustrator, Department of Geology
Field Museum
phone (312) 665-7638
office hours Mon., Thurs. and Fri.
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