Watch highlights from the Creative Cloud & CS6 event at de Young Museum in San Francisco. See coverage of the balloons floating across the city, as part of the scavenger hunt we hosted where a lucky winner could win $10,000 and lifetime membership to Creative Cloud.

See how MIT developed a novel educational experience with Adobe technology that develops scientific inquiry methods through play. When the Smithsonian Institution wanted to offer youth a rich, technology-supported science experience, it turned to MIT’s Education Arcade. Together they built an eight-week online/offline environmental disaster mystery game for middle-school children. The participants became investigators racing to solve puzzles, visit museums, and collect samples from their neighborhoods to help solve the mystery. Players found clues in videos developed in Adobe Flash, in online games developed in Flex, and in 3D PDF bone scans made by Smithsonian scientists.

Malcolm Rogers, Ann and Graham Gund Director, welcomes visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Art of the Americas Wing’s 53 new galleries, inviting them to share in the wonder of art spanning three millennia and a whole continent.

AMDM curator Tom Eccles interviews artist Tony Oursler, the renowned artist that has created AMDM's inaugural exhibit entitled "Valley". The work explores our relationship to the Internet, underscored by Oursler’s often raucous, disarming humor.

Take a tour of the building created for Adobe by Italian Architect, Filipo Innocente. The tour is hosted by your own, personal viewing pod. New gallery spaces will open with each exhibit in this ever-evolving virtual space.

RISD president, John Maeda, examines some of the history that connects the worlds of analog creativity and digital creativity. The lecture is brought to life with interactive projections, animated graphics and mini documentaries of hands-based RISD workshops.

Second Story's GRAMMY Museum Interactives encourages museum visitors to become part of musical creation through four inspiring visual installations. The installations were created with Adobe Flex 3, After Effects CS3, Flash CS3 Professional, Photoshop CS3, and Illustrator CS3.

Join Mark Samber, Ken Dunnington and Mike Fung from the Euro RSCG and Proximity Lab for an in-depth look at the California Museum Legacy Trails website and companion education application based on Adobe AIR.