Civics Lab Progress Updates Announced by Project Team at Wyoming Subcommittee Meeting
October 18, 2024 | Capitol Interpretive Exhibits and Wayfinding Subcommittee, Select Committees & Task Force, Committees, Legislative, Wyoming
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The Capitol Interpretive Exhibits and Wayfinding Subcommittee meeting on October 17, 2024, showcased significant progress in the ongoing project to enhance Wyoming's Capitol building. The meeting kicked off with a focus on updates regarding the installation of new exhibits and the evolution of the civics lab, which has been shaped by previous feedback from the subcommittee.
Key discussions highlighted the transition from conceptualizing stories to developing visuals for the "Portraits of History" project. The team expressed excitement about the visuals that are now being prepared for installation, emphasizing that while some elements may appear unfinished or imperfect, these are part of the ongoing process. "You guys are seeing some of that sausage making behind the scenes," one team member noted, assuring attendees that any discrepancies, such as crooked letters, will be corrected to meet the high standards expected for the Capitol.
The team acknowledged the challenges of installing exhibits in an occupied building, thanking staff for their patience as work continues around them. They reassured the subcommittee that the final product will reflect the quality and significance of the historic site.
As the project moves forward, the team looks forward to sharing more updates and engaging in discussions about the processes involved in bringing these exhibits to life. The meeting underscored a commitment to transparency and quality, setting the stage for a vibrant and educational experience for visitors to the Capitol.
Key discussions highlighted the transition from conceptualizing stories to developing visuals for the "Portraits of History" project. The team expressed excitement about the visuals that are now being prepared for installation, emphasizing that while some elements may appear unfinished or imperfect, these are part of the ongoing process. "You guys are seeing some of that sausage making behind the scenes," one team member noted, assuring attendees that any discrepancies, such as crooked letters, will be corrected to meet the high standards expected for the Capitol.
The team acknowledged the challenges of installing exhibits in an occupied building, thanking staff for their patience as work continues around them. They reassured the subcommittee that the final product will reflect the quality and significance of the historic site.
As the project moves forward, the team looks forward to sharing more updates and engaging in discussions about the processes involved in bringing these exhibits to life. The meeting underscored a commitment to transparency and quality, setting the stage for a vibrant and educational experience for visitors to the Capitol.
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