Our Visit to Exploris

This is the first poster in the exhibit. The 12 minute video is a compilation of a two week trip down Haw River. The group visited businesses including a turkey processing plant, a hog farm and a pickle factory, Turtle Pond, Huske Locke Dam and a woman called a "River Goddess," cleaning up waterways, learning lessons about protecting our natural resources, adding water to their sacred jug, and composing a song along the way. The group was led by Louise Kessel, founder of the Haw River Assembly and Festival.	A long view of the river exhibit. Each monitor plays a different video segment.
	Amber stands opposite her poster. The video runs on the twelve monitors. Amber and Able Jones did the voice-overs.
	The exterior of the door to Exploris. Hard to see the steel gate behind. IMAX Theater in the background.
Another exterior shot.	A cool figure made of computer components.
Looking down from the second floor. Exploris has achieved its goal in that it is inclusive at a global level. The exhibits have examples from countries all around the world, including a piece of the Berlin Wall. Many of the displays are interactive, but overall geared toward children. It would've been great when the girls were younger. It's still great, because Amber is a part of it. A wonderful place for demonstrating multiculturalism, which has always been the Exploris goal. It's located across from Moore Square in downtown Raleigh. Home | Overview | About Us | Ads | Art | Businesses | Carrboro and Area Stuff | Carrboro Map | Computer Stuff | Downtown Carrboro Map | Events | Prices | Restaurants | UniqueOrn Enterprises