Exhibition theme ideas

Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve is a beautiful area of remnant bushland in the City of Greater Dandenong. Working with Council’s Conservation Engagement team, we designed and delivered an interpretive display within the Visitor Centre. The display is firmly focussed on education, using interactive elements, illustration and photography to share local biodiversity stories with a wide audience.

[vc_row css=”.vc_custom_1548771090752{margin-top: 60px !important;}”][vc_column][vc_column_text] PDQ Airspares had a clear idea they wanted a Caribbean theme exhibition stand for MRO Europe which was taking place in Amsterdam. We worked with them to gain an understanding of the stand needs; signage, flyers, electricity, meeting tables, backdrop wall and then got to work designing and building the stand. …

A museum exhibit design blog from Paul Orselli and POW! Tricks of the trade, useful resources, and exhibit-y thoughts for designers and museum folks.

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By Steff Metal in Art Business Advice > Art Marketing Tips Community art exhibits are a great way to get a range of artists from the local community to exhibit their work together. Not only does it provide established artists with an event to present their work, but it also gives up-and-coming amateur artists the opportunity to enter the art world. Once you’ve found a great community space—whether it be a room at an established art gallery or a space in a […]

Cedefop’s 40th anniversary exhibition charts the political and social circumstances which led to the Centre’s establishment in 1975, and the events that have shaped its work over the past four decades. The exhibition features images, texts and artefacts illustrating Cedefop’s eventful history and the main themes of its work, including vocational education and training research, policy analysis and support for mobility.