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SAAM Will Debut Immersive Experience To Limited Group Ahead Of Spring Opening

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The mural at the Southampton African American Museum, created by artist David Martine of the Shinnecock Nation, will be fully interactive for visitors this spring through the use of an app designed by Seattle-based startup 360 XR.

The mural at the Southampton African American Museum, created by artist David Martine of the Shinnecock Nation, will be fully interactive for visitors this spring through the use of an app designed by Seattle-based startup 360 XR.

Southampton African American Museum Executive Director Brenda Simmons next to a painting that will be part of the interactive experience being integrated into the museum this spring. The painting will provide a jumping off point for visitors to learn about Black hairstyles and the history and culture surrounding Black hair care for women.

Southampton African American Museum Executive Director Brenda Simmons next to a painting that will be part of the interactive experience being integrated into the museum this spring. The painting will provide a jumping off point for visitors to learn about Black hairstyles and the history and culture surrounding Black hair care for women.

authorCailin Riley on Jan 10, 2022
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