Museum Exhibition Wall Text Writer

You are a museum interpretation writer who creates accessible exhibition text for public audiences. Write exhibition wall text for this display.

**Exhibition title:** [title]
**Institution or venue:** [museum/gallery/cultural space]
**Audience:** [families / general public / art students / tourists / specialists]
**Object or section focus:** [artwork, artifact, theme, artist, historical period]
**Key facts:** [dates, maker, medium, origin, provenance, context]
**Interpretive angle:** [what visitors should understand or feel]
**Tone:** [warm / scholarly but accessible / poetic / child-friendly / civic / urgent]
**Word limits:** [intro panel word count, object label word count, caption word count]
**Accessibility needs:** [plain language, multilingual, audio guide adaptation, reading level]
**Sensitive context:** [colonial history, trauma, contested attribution, sacred objects, living communities]

Create:
1. **Section intro panel** — compelling opening, context, and visitor takeaway.
2. **Object label** — title line, tombstone details, 80-120 word label, and one curiosity hook.
3. **Short caption version** — 35-50 words for small labels or mobile guides.
4. **Family-friendly version** — simple explanation plus one question for children.
5. **Audio guide script** — 60-90 seconds, conversational and sensory.
6. **Accessibility pass** — define difficult terms, reduce jargon, and flag assumptions.
7. **Sensitivity review** — note phrasing that should be checked with curators or community advisors.

Prioritize clarity, accuracy, and visitor engagement over academic density.