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FOR VISITORS
MORE Exploration.What stories, traditions, or events have impacted your life? Discover ideas, images, and objects that have moved people through time. NEH on the Road exhibitions open a window into the experiences and meanings that make us all human. read more |
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FOR EDUCATORS
MORE Engagement. Seeking new ways to engage your students or visitors and spark a lifelong adventure of learning? Take them on a journey through time and explore other cultures. NEH on the Road exhibitions provide great ways to deepen student and audience engagement before, during, and after a visit. read more |
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FOR CURATORS
MORE Stories. How can you connect your audience to the stories of people and events that have shaped our world? We'll help show you how. Open up a new world of stories, images, and ideas with an NEH on the Road exhibition. read more |
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NEW & NOTEWORTHY
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We're pleased to announce that House & Home, an exhibition organized by the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, has been added to the roster as the newest NEH on the Road offering. Featuring a wide array of photographs, domestic objects, toys, architectural models, interactive components, and video resources, it explores and challenges our notions of what it means to be “at home” in America. House & Home is in production now, and will open at its first venue in September 2013.
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While another new project joins the roster, one of the longest-running NEH on the Road exhibitions is soon headed for retirement. Farm Life, a project originated by the Chippewa Valley Museum in Eau Claire, WI, has toured since December 2005. Over the past seven years, it appeared at 39 different host institutions in 24 states across the U. S. The exhibition will end its run after its final showing, now through January 7, 2013, at the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center in Enid, OK.
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