AVS-Museum 100374

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“Alton Power Loom”

| Object | Date | Origin | Significance | |---|---|---|---| | | 1867 | Alton Mill, UK | First locally‑produced loom still in working order; used for live‑demonstrations. | | “The Riverbank Panorama” (oil on canvas) | 1884 | Bristol School of Art | Rare example of industrial‑landscape painting; displayed in the permanent gallery “Industry & Imagination”. | | “Digital Tide” (immersive VR installation) | 2020 (artist: Maya Kwon) | Korea/UK collaboration | Explores climate‑change narratives; awarded the “Future Media Prize” (2021). | | “Giant Sequoia Seed Collection” | 1902–1910 | Pacific Northwest, USA | Part of early 20th‑century botanical exchange; used in education program on invasive species. |

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• Pioneers and Innovators: Learn about the remarkable individuals who shaped the industry and their contributions.
• Technological Advancements: Discover the significant technological advancements that have transformed the industry over the years.

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