Exhibit:
Introduction | Ancient sky-watchers | Celestial deities in the time of the pharaohs | Cosmic connectors | The sun at which one cannot stare | Without the moon, there would be no life | Lunar enlightenment | Cosmic models | Celestial guidance | A universe of possibilities |
Education:
Astronomy in Africa | ArtLAB+ interviews | Star sounds | Cosmos diary (blog) | African Cosmos (Twitter) | Family guide | A Galaxy of Activities | Teacher Lesson Plans | Sons of the Moon DVD



Washington, D.C.-area teenagers participating in the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden's ArtLAB+, a community center equipped with digital media tools and activities, conducted the following interviews.

Interviews conducted by teen production team:

Maxwell Innis, Mekai Jackson, Maxwell Leathers, Kelsey Russell, Star Taylor, Tee'Aira Washington


Christine Kreamer, and Astrophysicists Marie Machacek and Katrien Kolenberg consider the cosmos and our place in it.

Stellar Astrophysicist Marie Machacek and Katrien Kolenberg give personal reflections
about the cosmos.

South African artist Willem Boshoff on the cosmos,
art and apartheid.

Learn more about the Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) or explore some of the biggest questions about our place in space and time through key concepts to understanding our universe.


Africa's Giant Eye


Exhibit:
Introduction | Ancient sky-watchers | Celestial deities in the time of the pharaohs | Cosmic connectors | The sun at which one cannot stare | Without the moon, there would be no life | Lunar enlightenment | Cosmic models | Celestial guidance | A universe of possibilities |
Education:
Astronomy in Africa | ArtLAB+ interviews | Star sounds | Cosmos diary (blog) | African Cosmos (Twitter) | Family guide | A Galaxy of Activities | Teacher Lesson Plans | Sons of the Moon DVD