SPRING 2014
Intentionally Designed Spaces

• From the President, Douglas Simpson
• From the Editor, Gretchen Jennings
• Exhibits Newsline, by Beth Redmond-Jones
• Exhibition Design that Provides High Value and Engages Visitor Attention, by Stephen Bitgood
• Disrupting Design: The Impact of Cultural Contexts, by Pamela Erskine-Loftus
• Exhibition Carts: Intentionally Designed Spaces on the Move, by Rich Faron and Jessica Banda
• Exhibition Narrative: The Spatial Parameters, by Regan Forrest
• Design Intentionality and the Art Museum, by Maria Mortati
• Small Changes, Big Impact: Scalable Renovations Lead to Improved Visitor Experiences, by Kris Nesbitt, Lindsay Maldonado, and Fran Mast
• Designing Space for Participation: Insights from The Tech Museum of Innovation and the Stanford d.school, by Maryanna Rogers, Scott Witthoft, and Scott Doorley
• Supported Interpretation: Exhibiting for Audience Engagement, by Pat Villeneuve and Alicia Viera
• The Role of Information Design in Sparking Visitor Interest, Engagement, and Investigation, by Kim Baer and Karen Wise
• Nuts and Bolts: Better by Design: Graphics in Exhibitions, by Ann Neumann
• Exhibition Studies: Master Class: Design as Interpretation, by Lee Skolnick
• Exhibition Critiques: The British Galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum, by Dana Allen-Greil, Colleen Dilenschneider, and Janet Petitpas
• Book Review: Creating Exhibitions: Collaboration in the Planning, Development, and Design of Innovative Experiences by McKenna-Cress and Kamien, by Paul Pearson
• Sessions of Interest to NAME Members at 2014 Annual Meeting American Alliance of Museums, Seattle, WA