WE CREATE MUSEUM EXPERIENCES
THAT ARE ENGAGING,
EDUCATIONAL, AND FUN!

Paul Orselli’s teaching and sharing ideas with people while creating interactive devices.

ABOUT PAUL ORSELLI

Interactive Exhibit Specialist & Museum Experience Designer

Paul Orselli’s interest in sharing ideas with people and creating interactive devices began when he was a child growing up in Detroit. While earning his B.S. in Anthropology and Zoology from the University of Michigan and his M.A.T. in Science Education from Wayne State University, Paul realized he could have a job making “cool stuff” by working in the museum business.

 For over 40 years, Paul has worked to create inventive science museums and playful children’s museums, including director-level positions at the Discovery Museums in Acton, Massachusetts, the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, and the Long Island Children’s Museum.

POW! EXHIBIT WORKSHOPS

As the company name POW! suggests, Paul Orselli does workshops!
Paul has presented workshops on exhibit design and prototyping to enthusiastic
attendees at museums, conferences, and universities around the world.

POW! VIDEO CHANNELS

We post videos on the POW! YouTube channel that feature conversations with museum colleagues from around the world
sharing insights (as well as tips and tricks) of interest to workers in museums and allied cultural institutions.
Christian Greer joins Paul Orselli on "Just One Thing about Exhibits" video channel.
Jill Fruchter and Allegra Burnette talk with Paul Orselli on the Museum Exhibit FAQs Videos channel.

MUSEUM EXHIBIT GALLERY & PORTFOLIO OF WORK

View our selected Portfolio to see the range of successful projects we have completed worldwide.
Every POW! project features inventive interactive exhibit elements and compelling stories.
Our creative work appears in all types and sizes of cultural venues and institutions,
including Children’s Museums, Science Centers, Zoos, Art Museums, and Historic Sites.
People photo at the Glass Factory Mountain Exhibition.
The D&H Canal Museum Entrance
Harness racing sulky exhibit exhibit at the Elliott Museum in Stuart Florida.
Acton Discovery Museum exterior view.
In Harm’s Way exhibition