11/03 Interview with Caroline Record

Innovation Studio at the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh

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Caroline Record is a member of the Innovation Studio at the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. She was the lead designer for the Light Clock installation at the front of the Carnegie Museum of Art.

Camera is a clock for seeing.

3 things that drives public engagement

1. Visitors can leave with a story
2. A sense of mystery, when uncovered will reveal something surprisingzcxc
3. Interactions are linked to physical materials

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