The Electrified Pickle

The Electrified Pickle

Date

Jul 13 2014 - Aug 15 2014
, 10AM- 5PM

JMM Original Exhibit on view July 13, 2014 – August 15, 2015

Designed to appeal to budding scientists, DIY-ers, and anyone curious to learn about how things work as well as Jewish innovators in the fields of arts and science, this five-week experience is not to be missed.  With help from our partner, the National Electronics Museum in Linthicum, MD, our Feldman Gallery will be transformed into a hands-on environment where visitors can discover the mysteries behind scientific principles such as magnetism, electricity, solar power, and other fun and engaging interactive activities. We’ll also be bringing some technology classics from our collection up from the basement – these include a bilingual typewriter from the 1920s and a permanent wave machine that was used in a hair salon in East Baltimore. The gallery space is intended as a community space where people can come to experiment, create, and learn from one another.

Each week we’ll highlight a different theme, which will be introduced every Sunday with a full complement of science experiments, hands-on workshops and exciting demonstrations. Special guests will share their expertise and passion for fields such as engineering, robotics and electronics with our visitors.  In a fusion of science and culture, the gallery will also play home to a participatory community arts project, inviting all visitors to think creatively and become a part of an ever-evolving piece of art.

Photos of Exhibit (by Will Kirk)

Programs for Electrified Pickle

Power This
July 13, 2014
Power This! Event Page Here.
Kick Off Party Event Page Here.

Print This!
July 20, 2014
Print This! Event Page Here.

Fly This!
July 27, 2014
Fly This! Event Page Here.

Imagine This!
August 3, 2014
Imagine This! Event Page Here.

Jennifer George Event Page Here.

Code This!
August 10, 2014
Code This! Event Page Here.

Dr. David Hatch Talk Event Page Here.


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