Contents

First Impressions: Mississippi Lily Art

Editor’s Desk: Beyond the Page

Lucien Meadows

Engaging Guests Through Culture, Reflection, and Honoring the Dead at the Zoo

Amanda Segura *

Painting with Words: Storytelling in Interpreter Training

J. Joy James *

Heritage Leadership:

The Fine Art of Interpretive Reduction

Ben Gall, Chris Schott, Theresa Coble

Food for Thought

Teresa Root

The Power of Pilot Projects:

Testing New Interpretive Techniques at the British Museum

Stuart Frost and Amelia Evans *

Mississippi’s Natural Mosaic: Interpretation Through Art

Emily-Jo Wiggins

The Last Story You’ll Ever Tell: Redefining the Canvas of Interpretation

Max Dubravko Fijačko *

From the President:

The Canvas Is Bigger Than the Page

Parker McMullen Bushman

Resources That Inspired and Influenced Us

All Contributors

* First-time contributor to Legacy.

Cover Photo: Immersive digital storytelling using projected light, colour and sound added to the ceremonial lion hunt reliefs. Read the article. Photography courtesy of Journey.

Legacy

March/April 2026

Volume 37, Number 2

Editor

Lucien Meadows

Associate Editors

Gaynell Brady Dayamiris Candelario Paul Caputo Kylie Christian Christina Cid Liz Mueller Michael Romero

Editorial Advisors

Jose Chavez Theresa Coble CJ Greco

Brenda Lackey Julia Pinnix Sarana Schell Katie Shea Wiwien Tribuwani Copy Editor

Elizabeth Meyers Designer Emily McCowan


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