Out of Hand： Materializing the Postdigital at the Museum of Arts and Design （MAD） is the first in-depth museum survey dedicated to exploring the impact of computer-assisted methods of production on contemporary art， architecture， and design. Shapeways is partnering with MAD for the exhibition and will host ‘OUT OF HAND/HANDS ON，’ an educational and interactive space on the Museum’s second floor where visitors will be able to experience 3D design and printing firsthand.

Opening in conjunction with the exhibition curated by Ron Labaco on October 16th and running through April 2014， the ‘OUT OF HAND/HANDS ON’ space will include a series of interactive 3D apps for visitors to create their own 3D models， on site 3D scanning， and 3D printing in a range of materials. Shapeways’ ‘Designers in Residence’ working in the gallery will also be available to demonstrate 3D modeling techniques and tools used to create objects like those in the exhibition.

Interactive 3D apps will deepen audiences’ understanding of the 3D design process and make it easy for those with limited 3D design skills to create or modify a 3D model. Applications will rotate over time including work byLIFT Architects， Nervous System， Rhinoceros， Uformia and more.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to be 3D scanned with help from Occiptal Labs and 3D printed into mini figurines by an in-house high resolution Formlabs 3D printer or in any of the 30+ materials currently available on Shapeways.

Shapeways ‘Designers in Residence‘ creating designs for 3D printing in the ‘OUT OF HAND/HANDS ON’ interactive space will be available to discuss their use of digital fabrication with exhibition visitors. Designers in Residence reflect the range of creatives represented in the exhibition and include artists， architects， industrial designers and programmers who use 3D printing in their practice.

Shapeways will also be collaborating with the Museum of Arts and Design on a series of lectures and master classes， ranging from basic overviews of 3D printing to targeted classes for artists， designers， and architects to gain a deeper understanding of how they can engage with 3D printing. For more information on classes and timing visit MAD’s website. Additional classes will be added on a regular basis.

The Museum of Arts and Design explores the value of making across all fields of contemporary creative practice. The Museum focuses on the ways in which artists and designers transform the world around us， through processes ranging from the artisanal to the digital. MAD’s exhibition program is dedicated to creativity and craftsmanship， and demonstrates the limitless potential of materials and techniques when used by gifted and innovative artists. The Museum’s permanent collection is global in scope and includes art， craft， and design from 1950 to the present day. At the center of the Museum’s mission is education. The Museum houses classrooms and studios for master classes， seminars， and workshops for students， families， and adults.

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Shapeways的合作搭檔藝術設計博物館的3D打印體驗

伸出手：物化Postdigital在藝術和設計博物館（MAD）是第一次深入調查的博物館致力于探索生產(chǎn)的當代藝術，建筑和設計的計算機輔助方法的影響。 Shapeways正在與MAD的展覽和將舉辦“伸出手/雙手，”在博物館的二樓一個教育和互動的空間，參觀者將能夠體驗到三維設計和印刷的第一手資料。

開幕式結合，通過2014年4月，在10月16日和運行策劃由Ron Labaco展覽“不可收拾/手在‘空間將包括一系列的交互式3D應用程序為游客營造自己的3D模型，在現(xiàn)場三維掃描和三維打印的范圍內的材料。 Shapeways’設計師在住宅‘在畫廊工作也將提供展示用于創(chuàng)建像那些在展覽物體的三維建模技術和工具。

交互式3D應用程序會加深的3D設計過程中觀眾的理解和更容易為那些有限的3D設計技能來創(chuàng)建或修改3D模型。應用程序將輪流隨著時間的推移，包括工作byLIFT建筑師，神經(jīng)系統(tǒng)，犀牛，Uformia多。

參觀者還將有機會進行三維掃描與Occiptal實驗室和3D通過一個內部高分辨率Formlabs 3D打印機或任何對Shapeways現(xiàn)有的30 +材料印制成小俑幫助。

Shapeways“設計師在住宅’在創(chuàng)造3D打印設計”伸出手/雙手“互動空間都將可用來討論他們利用數(shù)字化制造與參觀者。在住宅設計體現(xiàn)在展覽代表素材的范圍，包括藝術家，建筑師，工業(yè)設計師和程序員誰使用3D打印在他們的實踐。

Shapeways還將與藝術和設計博物館一系列的講座和大師班合作，從3D打印的基本概述，以有針對性類藝術家，設計師和建筑師獲得他們如何能與3D搞一個更深入的了解打印。有關類和時機訪問MAD的網(wǎng)站了解更多信息。其他類將定期補充。

藝術和設計博物館探索跨使得當代的創(chuàng)作實踐的各個領域的價值。該博物館側重于哪些藝術家和設計師改變我們周圍的世界，通過流程從手工的對數(shù)字的方式。 MAD的展覽計劃是一個致力于倡導創(chuàng)意和工藝，并演示材料和技術天才所和創(chuàng)新的藝術家使用時的無限潛力。博物館的永久收藏品是全球范圍的，包括藝術，工藝，設計從1950年到目前的一天。在博物館的使命的核心是教育。該博物館收藏的教室和工作室大師班，講座，并為學生，家庭，和成年人研討會。