SAN ANTONIO \u2013 If your child is in a dinosaur phase, The DoSeum\u2019s newest exhibit may be worth a visit this summer.<\/p>\n
\u201cDinosaurs in Motion\u201d is now open at The DoSeum through Sept. 7, featuring 14 life-size dinosaur sculptures made entirely from recycled metal.<\/p>\n
KSAT\u2019s Sarah Acosta took her 1-year-old daughter Dotty to the exhibit, and Dotty gives her professional toddler review.<\/p>\n
Created by late artist and master sculptor John Payne, the exhibit blends art, engineering and paleontology into a hands-on experience where visitors can interact with many of the dinosaurs using levers, pulleys and remote controls.<\/p>\n
A towering Tyrannosaurus Rex greets guests in the museum\u2019s front lobby, while other sculptures throughout the exhibit allow children to explore how movement and mechanics work.<\/p>\n
The exhibit is designed to encourage kids to think about science, engineering and design while having fun.<\/p>\n
The DoSeum says the exhibit has also inspired a summer of related programming focused on science, art and hands-on discovery.<\/p>\n
The exhibit, sponsored by the H-E-B Tournament of Champions Charitable Trust, is included with museum admission.<\/p>\n
The DoSeum is located at 2800 Broadway and is open daily.<\/p>\n