Family Time 2025:
A Call for Reflection
Are you scrolling away the best years of your life?
Immerse yourself in the art exhibit that opens up your eyes to the reality of our screen addiction and helps you change it.
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Did you know...
Teens spend an average of 8 hours a day on a screen.
Kids aged 8-12 spend an average of 5 hours a day on screens and adults average 6 hours.
95% of people aged 16-24 check their phone every 12 minutes.
Teens check their phone 150-200 times a day which averages to every 4 to 5 minutes.
American teens spend 5 hours a day on social media.
1 in 5 kids believe that "life often feels meaningless."
About the Exhibit
Family Time 2025: Scrolling Away the Best Years of Your Life
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This exhibit provides a space for people of all ages to reflect on our cell phone usage and overall screen time through the medium of art.
People enter the exhibit and learn the staggering statistics of phone usage over a person’s lifespan, the science of phones on a chemical and behavioral level, comics of phone misuse and overuse, experience the photo-taking impairment effect, understand the collective action problem, opportunity cost, consequences of overuse, and more.
Toward the end of the exhibit, people have the opportunity to explore their own values and find hope in our future through suggestions on how to combat this addiction. There is a pledge and books available for purchase to educate and ultimately move our society in a better direction.
Interested in learning more about this exhibit, contributing to it, or bringing it to your museum, school, or event? Reach out to contact@gumshoekids.com to get on the schedule for late 2025. Spring 2025 is full.
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