What if the colors around us could change the way we feel, think, and connect? In this episode of Matters of Experience, we dive into the transformative world of color with Laura Guido-Clark, founder of Project Color Corps and creator of the Love Good Color methodology. Known for her pioneering approach to color as a tool for emotional and social change, Laura shares insights into how color can heal, inspire, and connect us to spaces in profound ways. From working with major brands to uplifting public schools and healthcare environments, Laura uses color to foster inclusivity and well-being. Discover how intentional color design can reshape our experiences and create spaces that feel like home.

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Show Notes:

love good color

Adobe’s Founders Tower Provides a Glimpse Into the Future of Work

Project Color Corps

ec reems academy

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In this episode of Matters of Experience, we speak with Dr. Dori Tunstall, a visionary leader in the design world and the first Black female dean of a design faculty. Dori discusses the transformative power of design as a tool for cultural justice, equity, and inclusion. Together, we explore critical questions like: How do we decolonize design? and what it takes to rethink design education for a more just and equitable future.

Tune in to learn how design can drive meaningful social change, foster inclusion, and reshape the future of the industry.

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Show Notes:

Dori Tunstall

Decolonizing Design

PRL x Naiomi Glasses

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What does it take to lead and innovate in a small museum setting? In this episode of Matters of Experience, hosts Abigail Honor and Brenda Cowan sit down with Alli Schell, Director of Public Programs at the Marshall Steam Museum, to explore the unique challenges and opportunities of working in small museums. With a career shaped by a deep passion for history and education, Alli shares her journey from being a young museum volunteer to becoming a driving force in the museum community. We delve into her open letter to the American Alliance of Museums, discussing the often-overlooked needs of small museums and the importance of representation and equity in the museum field. Tune in to hear Alli’s inspiring story, creative problem-solving strategies, and advocacy for the small but mighty institutions that play a crucial role in preserving our cultural heritage.

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Show Notes:

Marshall Steam Museum

Milton Historical Society

Science After Hours | The Franklin Institute

An open letter to the American Alliance of Museums

Small Museum Association

Introducing SEGD Professional Practice Groups

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How can museums and cultural institutions become more inclusive and welcoming for all visitors? Join us as we explore this vital question with Beth Redmond-Jones, VP of Exhibitions at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and editor & contributing author of Welcoming Museum Visitors with Unapparent Disabilities. With over 30 years of experience at leading institutions like the San Diego Natural History Museum and the Smithsonian’s National Zoo, Beth shares her insights on designing exhibits that inspire and connect with diverse audiences.Tune in to the episode and learn how universal design can create environments that cater to the needs of all visitors, highlighting the continuous journey toward accessibility and inclusivity.

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Show Notes:

Beth Redmond-Jones

Monterey Bay Aquarium

Welcoming Museum Visitors with Unapparent Disabilities

Into the Deep | Exhibition | Monterey Bay Aquarium

Heureka Goes Crazy

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This week we discuss the fascinating debate on the role of immersive spaces in science museums with Elisabeth Ramm, an associate partner at ATELIER BRÜCKNER and co-founder of the Swiss-based ARTHINKING Association.

Elisabeth shares her insights on how scenography and storytelling can foster creativity, critical thinking, and a sense of wonder. Whether you’re a designer, educator, or science enthusiast, this episode offers a compelling exploration of how immersive spaces can enhance the storytelling of scientific concepts.

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Show Notes:

ATELIER BRÜCKNER

Ecsite

Wellcome Collection

Ars Electronica Center

ZOOM CHILDREN'S MUSEUM - Wien

Artistic Residencies | Arts · at · CERN

Fungi Cosmology: a new kingdom and its relevance for the future - Swissnex in Brazil

Futurium

ART+COM Studios | Neo-Natur

Hyundai Motorstudio | ATELIER BRÜCKNER

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Take a bite out of the world of multi-sensory design with Emilie Baltz, an immersive experience director known for her innovative approach to combining the senses, art, and technology. Discover how Emilie’s work, such as the acclaimed Dream Machine at Liberty Science Center, fosters curiosity and wonder by engaging all the senses. Learn about her passion for community building and how she uses technology as an integral ingredient in her creative process.

Whether you’re a designer, a creative professional, or simply curious about the world of sensory design, this episode offers a wealth of insights and inspiration. Join us for an engaging conversation that celebrates the power of multi-sensory experiences and the importance of human connection in design.

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Show Notes:

Emilie Baltz

Dream Machine – Emilie Baltz

Gensler

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Celebrating our 50th episode!

Join us for a special milestone as we celebrate 50 episodes of Matters of Experience! Abby and Brenda dive into the heart of what makes our profession so unique – and celebrate the incredible guests and topics we’ve explored.

In this episode, “The Muse in Museum,” we reflect on the muses that shape our show. From the creative minds at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to innovative voices at the Museum of the Future, we uncover the magic behind designed experiences.

A heartfelt thank you to all our guests and supportive listeners. Your insights and stories have made this journey extraordinary. Don’t miss this special episode – listen now and celebrate with us!

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Listen to some of the episodes discussed:

Alex Bitus

Joy Bailey-Bryant

Elif Gokcigdem

Jamie Lawyer

Ellen Lupton

Tom Bowman

Andrea Hadley-Johnson

Jasminko Halilovic

Show Notes:

SEGD

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum - Lorem Ipsum Corp

The Senses: Design Beyond Vision

Objects of Love, Hope and Fear

War Childhood Museum

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This week’s guest has a theory that you must have a breakdown before getting a breakthrough. Tune into this week’s episode to discover how Eli Kuslansky, Founding Partner and Chief Strategist at Unified Field, applies this theory to revolutionize museum design. Eli shares his journey from nautical antique appraisals to pioneering digital media in museums, creating evocative, emotion-rich exhibits. Learn how empathy, active listening, and cutting-edge technology come together in his projects and get inspired by his insights into the future of museum experiences.

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Show Notes:

Kuslansky Electric

Unified Field

Museum of Tolerance LA | Unified Field

Social Lab

Art Movez

"Like talking to the wind."

Microsoft Café - Cannes Next

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