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07/21/2026

This Wednesday! Attend FableVision’s Director of G.L.A.M. Innovation Kellian Adams Pletcher’s panel, “Transforming Museums Through Playful Learning” on July 22 from 3:00pm-3:45pm at Games for Change!

Kellian moderates this session with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York’s Brett Renfer, MoMA The Museum of Modern Art’s Cari Frisch and Elizabeth Margulies, and Seattle Art Museum’s Emily Gardner and Ramzy Lakos. Panelists will discuss the games they have made for their museums, and compare the process behind creating these games within a range of scale, play patterns, content areas, and budgets. See you there! https://festival.gamesforchange.org/schedule

07/20/2026

This week! Attend the “Built Together: How Co-Design in Games is Shaping a New Era of Indigenous Storytelling” panel at Games for Change!

Moderated by FableVision’s President and Co-Founder Gary Goldberger, this session includes FableVision Producer Jonah Gaynor, CyArk’s John Ristevski, iThrive Games’ Jane Lee, and a special video from Chugachmiut’s Phyllis Wimberley. Panelists will discuss the best practices and lessons learned in working directly with Indigenous groups to craft games with and for these communities.

Attend this panel on July 21 from 3:00pm-3:45pm in Classroom 2 at The Glasshouse! https://festival.gamesforchange.org/schedule

07/17/2026

Less than one week left to vote for FableVision’s Vice President of audiyo-yo Anne Richards’ session, “LOC Mixtape: Crate Digging in the Library of Congress Archive” for Podcast Movement NYC!

Voting closes July 21: ​​https://podcastmovement.fider.io/posts/401/loc-mixtape-crate-digging-in-the-library-of-congress-archive

Voting is now open for Podcast Movement NYC, and we need your support!

FableVision submitted the presentation, “LOC Mixtape: Crate Digging in the Library of Congress Archive.” In this session, Executive Producers Anne Richards, Vice President of FableVision’s audiyo-yo, and Postell Pringle will discuss the creative process behind “LOC Mixtape,” a podcast which combines archival audio, expert interviews, and new songs from contemporary musicians to explore the Library of Congress archive. They will share insights on selecting tracks from the vast archive, centering ethnographic practices, and collaborating with contemporary musicians, from Bridget Kearney of Lake Street Dive, to Afro-Cuban artist Daymé Arocena, to reimagine how these songs speak to our lives today.

Voting closes July 21. Public voting determines half of the presentations in this conference, so every vote counts! Click here to vote for our presentation: ​​https://podcastmovement.fider.io/posts/401/loc-mixtape-crate-digging-in-the-library-of-congress-archive

07/15/2026

Experience the “Ruckus!” that started the American Revolution!

Created by Revolutionary Spaces in collaboration with media design partners RLMG and FableVision, “Ruckus!” is a 25-minute immersive exhibition highlighting the revolutionaries, everyday citizens, and troublemakers who shook the walls of the Old South Meeting House and shaped our nation. Projected animations mixed with dynamic sound and lighting surround each visitor as they watch the most important events of the American Revolution unfold all around them.

Showtimes for “Ruckus!” began on July 2 at the Old South Meeting House. Buy your tickets today, and discover why a little “Ruckus!” can change everything! https://revolutionaryspaces.org/explore/exhibits/ruckus/

(Video courtesy of RLMG)

07/14/2026

Voting is now open for Podcast Movement NYC, and we need your support!

FableVision submitted the presentation, “LOC Mixtape: Crate Digging in the Library of Congress Archive.” In this session, Executive Producers Anne Richards, Vice President of FableVision’s audiyo-yo, and Postell Pringle will discuss the creative process behind “LOC Mixtape,” a podcast which combines archival audio, expert interviews, and new songs from contemporary musicians to explore the Library of Congress archive. They will share insights on selecting tracks from the vast archive, centering ethnographic practices, and collaborating with contemporary musicians, from Bridget Kearney of Lake Street Dive, to Afro-Cuban artist Daymé Arocena, to reimagine how these songs speak to our lives today.

Voting closes July 21. Public voting determines half of the presentations in this conference, so every vote counts! Click here to vote for our presentation: ​​https://podcastmovement.fider.io/posts/401/loc-mixtape-crate-digging-in-the-library-of-congress-archive

07/13/2026

FableVision is heading to NYC July 21-22 for this year’s Games for Change Festival!

FableVision’s President and Co-Founder Gary Goldberger moderates the panel, “Built Together: How Co-Design in Games is Shaping a New Era of Indigenous Storytelling” on July 21 from 3:00pm-3:45pm in Classroom 2. Panelists, including FableVision Producer Jonah Gaynor, CyArk’s John Ristevski, and iThrive Games’ Jane Lee, will discuss the best practices and lessons learned in working directly with Indigenous groups to craft games with and for these communities. This panel will also include a video from Chugachmiut’s Phyllis Wimberley, who collaborated with FableVision to create Nunaka: My Village, highlighting insights and perspectives from the Sugpiaq community.

FableVision’s Director of G.L.A.M. Innovation Kellian Adams Pletcher moderates the panel, “Transforming Museums Through Playful Learning” on July 22 from 3:00pm-3:45pm in Breakout 4. Panelists include The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York’s Brett Renfer, MoMA The Museum of Modern Art’s Cari Frisch and Elizabeth Margulies, and Seattle Art Museum’s Emily Gardner and Ramzy Lakos. Panelists will discuss the games they have developed at their museums across a wide range of scale, play patterns, content areas, and budgets, and will highlight the specific challenges and processes behind building these games.

In addition to moderating this panel, Kellian’s book, “Building Museum Games” will be featured in the book corner at the festival!

Click here to see the full lineup of speakers and register for Games for Change: https://festival.gamesforchange.org/schedule

07/09/2026

What if the qualities children develop as they grow could help make the world a little better?

That question inspired The Tooth Fairy’s Secret Workshop, a new animated short film from Wiggly Tooth Workshop, created in collaboration with FableVision and New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Peter H. Reynolds.

In this story, every lost tooth holds something special. The Tooth Fairy collects teeth because they contain qualities like creativity, kindness, courage, curiosity, and wonder. Her secret work is using those qualities to help make the world a little brighter.

If you’ve ever wondered what the Tooth Fairy actually does with all those teeth, you’ve finally found the answer.

🦷 Watch the animated short film:
https://youtu.be/9d0wilzzhnw

✨ Explore the world of Wiggly Tooth Workshop:
https://wigglytoothworkshop.com/

07/08/2026

Oh Em GEE! Today is the last day to vote for the People's Choice award at the GEE! Learning Games Award!

Vote for ARTiculate, FableVision's artwork guessing game designed for Kunstmuseum St.Gallen and Museo d'arte della Svizzera italiana - MASI Lugano, today! https://uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3Cpi9pwo8fjz5dQ

07/07/2026

When you hear “A Matter of Scale,” what comes to mind? An instrument used to weigh items? The size of something? An arrangement of musical notes? A beautifully colored fish?

See how FableVision staff, interns, freelancers, and friends interpret this year’s theme at our Creative Juices Art Show! This showcase highlights artwork, games, music, interactives, and more from the FableVision community. No need to *weigh* your options, stop by for light snacks, drinks, and to see these creative projects on July 30!

This event is free and open to the public, but make sure you RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-creative-juices-art-show-a-matter-of-scale-tickets-1992948744343