In this pinball museum, the art is meant to be touched (with Evan Phillippe)
At the Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda, California, there are very few "don't touch" signs. In fact, this unique collection actually relies on visitors' touch to keep things running smoothly. "They actually function better when they're getting played a lot," says Evan Phillippe, the museum's executive director.…
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