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Lions! Pandas! Naked mole rats? Come visitthem all at Smithsonian’s National Zoo. We are on the lookout foranimals that are swimming, running, wiggling, and stomping. Grab acamera and take pictures of animals on the move!Designed for the home and classroom by the Smithsonian ScienceEducation Center and Filament Games, this game teaches students howto describe movement and motion while visiting exotic animals atthe Smithsonian National Zoological Park. Each animal hascoloring-page printouts, so you can print and color your favoritecritter.

This conversational audio tour for the traveling exhibition “RomareBearden: A Black Odyssey,” gives listeners new intellectual inroadsinto the works of Romare Bearden and into the bewitching heart ofHomer’s “Odyssey.” Voices on the tour include Dr. Robert O’Meally,exhibition curator and Zora Neale Hurston Professor of English andComparative Literature at Columbia University. He is joined byDiedra Harris-Kelley, Bearden’s niece and the co-director of theRomare Bearden Foundation. Hip hop multimedia artist and composerPaul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky, provides additional perspective,contributing his own thoughts about Bearden’s genius. Jazz musicianBranford Marsalis contributes to the audio tour with the song “SeaBreeze,” originally composed by the multi-talented Romare Bearden."Romare Bearden: A Black Odyssey," from the Smithsonian InstitutionTraveling Exhibition Service (SITES), represents the firstfull-scale presentation of these works outside of New York City andis on a seven-city national tour through 2014. “Romare Bearden: ABlack Odyssey” and its related educational resources are supportedby a grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation. The companion bookRomare Bearden: A Black Odyssey was written by Robert G. O'Meally(DC Moore Gallery, New York, 2008). App designed and developed byGuideOne. Audio produced by Acoustiguide.

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Explore the upcoming National Museum ofAfrican American History and Culture building before it opens in2015!Regardless of where you are located, this augmented reality appwill allow you to see NMAAHC before it's built. While on theNational Mall in Washington D.C., choose the "View Live on theMall" experience and view a model of the NMAAHC building at theconstruction site at Constitution Avenue and 14th Street. If you'renot in Washington, D.C., you can explore several immersiveexperiences by choosing “View from Iconic Locations” and seeing a360 degree view that includes a rendering of the museum.

Using VR technology, you can now experience WONDER on your device!Nine leading contemporary artists created site-specific,gallery-sized installations celebrating the Renwick Gallery, hometo the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s collection of contemporarycraft. These immersive and awe-inspiring installations by JenniferAngus, Chakaia Booker, Gabriel Dawe, Tara Donovan, PatrickDougherty, Janet Echelman, John Grade, Maya Lin, and Leo Villarealturned the building into a larger-than-life work of art.Production: Smithsonian American Art Museum / Media and TechnologyOffice Content design and 360 photography: Carlos Parada VideoProduction: SAAM Media and Technology Office / Smithsonian DigitalEnterprises Logo Design: SAAM Exhibitions Office Created withInstaVR

Smithsonian Mobile is your digital mobile guide to the Smithsonian,built collaboratively with our visitors. Find out what’s on where,discover highlights, search our collections, access tours, podcastsand other apps. • Plan your visit with museum hours, locations,floor plans, and more. "Favorite” events and exhibitions to createyour own custom tour or scrapbook of your visit. • Find our othermobile apps and websites and dig deeper into our stories. Tourcollection highlights, watch videos, and listen to podcasts. •Search our collections to make connections between museums,history, art and science. • Use augmented reality (AR),"Smithsonian that Way," to discover the behind-the-scenes work ofthe Smithsonian's museums, research centers, libraries, archives,and affiliates in your neighborhood. Continually refreshed there’salways a reason to come back to Smithsonian Mobile whether you’reon the National Mall, in a Smithsonian museum or beyond. Developedfor the Smithsonian by Acoustiguide

n this mobile guide to the exhibition, youwill experience the tremendous scope of the museum’s collections,representing the length and breadth of the Americas. You’ll also beable to explore objects specially selected for their aesthetic,cultural, and historic significance. Native historians andcommunity knowledge keepers have collaborated with the museum tointerpret these objects. Esta aplicación está disponible en Inglésy Español.