Inspired by the Great Elephant Migration that traversed through the United States, the Elephant Safari exhibition features 100 elephants from the museum’s collection.The international herd includes portrayals of domesticated Asian elephants made by British potteries from the early 1800s, realistic sculptures in Boehm’s American porcelain and African elephants created by the Ardmore Ceramic Art Studio

Red. A color with paradoxical symbolism, representing both good and evil — from love, wealth and status to danger and sin.Chinese potters of the Ming Dynasty created red-glazed porcelains, and European ceramic artists strove to emulate the rare, lustrous copper glazes — often called oxblood or Sang de Boeuf — in the early 1900s.Royal Doulton,

Wild Rescue, an uplifting film following the inspiring journey of animals given a second chance at a wild life, opens at the AutoNation® IMAX® Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) on Friday, September 5. Produced by Tandem Stills + Motion, Inc., Wild Rescue is based on the work at the Santa Barbara