Kaleidoscope Artist: Michael Miron |
| Michael Miron: Here we have an artist who has produced a variety of kaleidoscopes, from near-toy scopes to quality ones. |
| System Error: Produced in the late 1990s, it features recycled computer parts, both on the outside and in the object chamber.. |
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Nutcracker: A simple kaleidoscope. Museum of Science, Boston: A basic teleidoscope. Lone Star: Features a Texas Map. If you would like one of these, drop me an email. Fractals: His basic teleidoscope, available in a nearly infinite variety of paper designs. |
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Museum Directory: To Go to any floor click on the floor desired. First Floor: Modern Kaleidoscope Gallery Awaiting further funding Second Floor: Toy Kaleidoscope Gallery Awaiting funding Third Floor: Antique Kaleidoscope Gallery Awaiting funding Fourth Floor: Kaleidoscope Related Artwork Awaiting funding Fifth Floor: Reference Materials and Administrative Offices Awaiting funding Sixth Floor: Kaleidoscope Hall of Fame Awaiting funding Museum Exit Awaiting funding |
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