Exhibits Development Group

“We are thrilled to be partnering with
EDG on Dressing Downton. As a muchloved and internationally renowned
brand, we endeavour to give as much
access to Downton as we can. Dressing
Downton provides the perfect opportunity for fans to experience the exquisite costumes from the show.”
- Dominic Burns,
SVP Brand Management and Commercial,
NBCUniversal International TV Production
“ It is an immersive event. [The International Exhibition of Sherlock
Holmes] is one of the highest quality exhibits out there, and it’s a very
important story we want to tell.”
- Colleen Walker
CEO, Perot Museum
“ Both our staff and our guests have given
incredibly positive feedback. Everyone
agrees that this exhibition was a wonderful fit for Biltmore. When guests see
the costumes they’re very impressed
with the quality and craftsmanship that
went into making them.
- Salem Bombace,
Public Relations Coordinator, Biltmore
Dear Colleagues,
Exhibits Development Group (EDG), the leader in traveling exhibitions for the museum and cultural community, is
pleased to present its portfolio of high quality exhibitions in art, science, history and popular culture. Stay connected
with the Exhibitionists and keep up with EDG’s growing portfolio of new releases for our audiences world-wide.
Michelangelo, Leonoardo, Raphael: Science + Art will premiere at Porto Seguro Cultural Center in Brazil in
August 2015. The exhibition will then travel for the next five years to science, history and fine art museums
worldwide. Celebrating the S.T.E.A.M. initiative, the exhibition is rich with artifacts, facsimiles, interactive models
and hands-on activities.
The Magical History Tour will premiere in Vancouver in August 2015. The tour celebrates the history of the Fab
Four from birth to break up and is represented by the finest private collections of Beatles memorabilia and
artifacts in the world. Together with an award winning design-development team, this exhibition will no doubt
attract a strong visitation to your institution!
To date, almost 7,000,000 visitors have experiened EDG’s exhibitions. This year alone, more than 500,000
visitors have enjoyed Dressing Downton at Biltmore Estate, MythBusters: The Explosive Exhibition at Fort
Worth Museum of Science & History and at the Great Lakes Science Center, Beyond Rubik’s Cube at Liberty
Science Center, The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes at Perot Museum of Nature & Science and
Leonardo da Vinci at Midland Center for the Arts.
The Exhibitionists develop, distribute and manage traveling exhibitions worldwide. For more information
about our portfolio or services, please contact EDG by calling +1 651 222 1121 or by emailing us at info@
exhibitsdevelopment.com, and find us at museum conferences near you.
Enjoy the enclosed portfolio from the Exhibitionists.
Culturally yours,
Amy Noble Seitz
Founder & CEO
EDG’s
Saint Paul
Office
Paine Art Center &
Gardens in Oshkosh,
Wisconsin opens
Dressing Downton
on June 18, 2015
EDG attends
CASE conference
May 28 - 30, 2015
in Edmonton,
Canada
Great Lakes Science
Center in Clevland,
Ohio opens
Beyond Rubik’s Cube
on May 30, 2015
EDG’s
Washington
Office
Dressing Downton is
on display through
May 25, 2015 at
Biltmore in Ashville,
North Carolina
Discovery Science
Center in Santa Ana,
California opens
Sherlock Holmes on
June11, 2015
Sherlock Holmes is
on display through
May 3, 2015 at
Perot Museum of
Nature and Science
in Dallas, Texas
Leonardo Da Vinci
is on display through
May 10, 2015 at
Midland Center for
the Arts in Midland,
Michigan
EDG attends
AAM’s Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo, April 25-29, 2015,
in Atlanta, Georgia
Ontario Science
Centre in Toronto,
Canada opens
MythBusters
June 18, 2015
Pacific National
Exhibition in
Vancouver, BC,
Canada premieres
The Magical History Tour
on August 22, 2015
6,930,500 people
have experienced
EDG’s exhibitions
76 institutions
have hosted
EDG’s exhibitions
EDG attends
Ecsite June 11–13,
2015, Trento, Italy
750+ collaborators
have contributed to
EDG’s exhibitions
EDG attends
ASPAC Conference
April 27 - 30, 2015,
Taguig, Phillipines
EDG’s portfolio will
reach 16 prestigious
institutions in 2015
Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael: Science & Art
An interactive exhibition displaying the great discoveries from the Italian
Renaissance is set for an international tour after a successful premiere in
Gothenburg which welcomed 140,000+ visitors before another sweep in Istanbul.
Exhibition visitors will engage with interactive technology and multimedia tools
to explore the science behind the masterworks. From Michelangelo’s David to
Leonardo’s Last Supper and from anatomy to forensics, this STEAM exhibition is
exciting all audiences and all ages about the science behind the icons.
Organized with Excellent Exhibitions AB, Malmo, Sweden
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 6,000 – 8,500 square feet / 600 – 800 square meters
The Magical History Tour
There are few musicians in recent history who have influenced pop culture and the
music industry as much as The Beatles. This dynamic collection of Beatles artifacts
and memorabilia, the most comprehensive collection ever displayed under one
roof, takes visitors on a journey through the history of one of the world’s most
beloved musical groups. This journey traces the steps of the lads of Liverpool to the
genesis of The Beatles, to their break up and beyond.
This Exhibition is not endorsed by, sponsored by, associated with, or otherwise affiliated with The Beatles, Apple
Corps Ltd., or any member of The Beatles or their representatives.
Organized with Peter Miniaci & Associates
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 7,000 square feet / 650 square meters
Dressing Downton: Changing Fashion for Changing Times
Downton Abbey®, one of the most widely watched television shows in the world,
has opened its closets to create an exhibition of award winning costumes that
will tour the globe. Follow your favorite characters in this exhibition as you walk
through a costume history of the period surrounding World War I. A fabulous
selection from the series’ wardrobe reflects on the changing times through fashion.
www.DressingDownton.com
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 4,500 square feet / 425 square meters
Exhibition produced by Exhibits Development Group
in cooperation with Cosprop Ltd., London. Downton™
and Downton Abbey®. ©2015 Carnival Film & Television Limited. All Rights Reserved.
The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes
The Streets of London – dark, shadowy, mysterious – set the stage for The
International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes. The science driven, experiential
and environmental exhibition invites you to follow in the footsteps of Sherlock
Holmes, the literary creation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Join the master detective
on his pursuit to crack the most intricate mysteries and crimes using powers of
deduction and the most cutting-edge 19th-century crime solving techniques.
Surpass the infallible Holmes with 120 years of scientific progress at your fingertips
and participate in live experiments.
Organized with GMC+A in collaboration with Doyle
Estate, Ltd. , OMSI, and the Museum of London
www.SherlockHolmesExhibition.com
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 8,000 – 10,000 square feet / 740 – 930 square meters
MythBusters: The Explosive Exhibition
For years the team from the popular Discovery Channel® TV series MythBusters
has entertained and inspired audiences of all ages with wacky experiments and an
unconventional approach to science. Now, a hands-on, minds-on exhibition sparks
that same MythBusting experimentation, for those daring to discover. The original
MythBusters virtually guide visitors to discover the importance of curiosity and how
the scientific method works. Most importantly, visitors get to conduct their own
daring MythBusting experiments.
©2015 DCL. exhibition organized by EDG, GMC+A, Discovery
and MSI, Chicago; developed and produced by Beyond
Entertainment Limited.
www.MythBustersTheExhibition.com
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 6,000 – 8,500 square feet / 600 – 800 square meters
Beyond Rubik’s Cube
Organized with Liberty Science Center, Jersey City,
New Jersey, and Google
EDG, Liberty Science Center and Google, the lead creative partner of Beyond
Rubik’s Cube, are presenting a unique exhibition inspired by 40 years of playing
with the world’s most popular mind-bending puzzle. Beyond Rubik’s Cube is
a highly interactive, physical and digital challenge, tempting visitors to consider
why this timeless toy became a worldwide phenomenon. Organized around the
themes Invent, Play and Inspire, the exhibition presents tantalizing puzzles, robotic
manipulations, music, art and original artifacts. Beyond Rubik’s Cube targets school
groups and families; devoted fans, from teenage speedcubers to nostalgic adults;
and visitors interested in art, design and pop culture.
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 7,000 square feet / 650 square meters
Angels Glorious, Saints Victorious: Sacred Art from Viceregal Peru
We can thank Catholic religious rivalry for the delightful development of colonial
painting in Viceregal Peru. In the 16th century, many Catholic orders arrived in
Peru, each wanting to convert the highest number of native Americans. Using
images of angels, saints and Bible stories, the artists of the newly-formed Lima
and Cuzco schools of painting produced dramatic, sumptuous and emotional
pieces of spiritual art to spread the teachings of the Catholic Church to Peruvians
who did not speak Spanish. This exhibition presents 50-60 of these spectacular
religious works from the finest collections in Peru.
Organized with Gamaarte Peruvian Cultural Association
for the Arts
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Between 300 and 400 linear feet / 91 and 33 linear meters
CUT! Costume and the Cinema
CUT! explores the vital role of costume design in film-making, where meticulously
tailored and often opulent creations are an indispensible feature of a movie’s
setting and visual appeal. Displayed together with undergarments, hats, jewelry
and other accessories, 43 costumes take center stage in this lavish display of
creativity and expert craftsmanship. Included in the exhibition are costumes from
blockbuster productions such as The Duchess, The Phantom of the Opera, Pirates
of the Caribbean, Casanova and Sherlock Holmes.
Organized with Cosprop Ltd., London, England
SPACE REQUIREMENT: 3,500 – 5,000 square feet / 325 – 465 square meters
The Eye of Napoléon
In addition to his political and military callings, Napoléon had an appetite for
women and beautiful things. He showered his wives, his lovers and his family
with lavish gifts commissioned from the grand luxury manufactories of France,
which he also employed to furnish his many royal palaces. The Eye of Napoléon
features the art that figured prominently in the life of the charismatic ruler:
paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, books, jewelry and decorative arts.
Through these objects, The Eye of Napoléon ties us to the times and tastes of
Napoléon, who shaped the style of an era, commonly known as the Empire Style.
Organized with Chalençon Collection, curated by
Bernard Chevalier, designed by Didier Blin
SPACE REQUIREMENT: 3,500 – 5,000 square feet / 325 – 465 square meters
Leonardo da Vinci: Man-Inventor-Genius/Man-Artist-Genius
The two-part exhibition offers a unique glance into the life and work of Leonardo
da Vinci. Man - Inventor - Genius includes more than 60 models of his ingenious
inventions accompanied by an audio-video guide, a theater room, computer simulations and recordings of music written by the artist himself.
Organized with EMS, Vienna, Austria
Man - Artist - Genius provides the rare opportunity to see the entirety of the
Renaissance master’s artistic oeuvre in one location through digital replicas of
all his known paintings, films about his life and a time room with a chronological
presentation of all his work.
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 5,000 – 10,000 square feet / 465 – 930 square meters
IN DEVELOPMENT
By the Hand of Man – By the Force of Nature
EDG and Our Place Global have come together in a collaboration to celebrate
the UNESCO mission to preserve and protect the world’s greatest natural and
cultural locations. By the Hand of Man – By the Force of Nature brings UNESCO
World Heritage sites to the museum, allowing for a once in a lifetime virtual
visit to these very sites. Audiences will immerse themselves in a magnificent
collection of images of the sites inscribed on the list in an interactive and
enthralling experience.
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Flexible, 2,500+ square feet / 230+ square meters
Organized with Our Place Global, an official
UNESCO partner
Planetary Pioneers
Planetary Pioneers will embark on an unrestricted journey, making the solar
system as accessible as the great outdoors. Embracing the excitement and the
aesthetic found in the National Park Service, yet amidst the backdrop of the Milky
Way, Pioneers venture to explore a wild frontier, our Solar System! As the map
unfolds, Planetary Pioneers explore the geography, chemistry, weather, orbit and
biology found upon each planet and their satellites within our Sun’s influence.
SPACE REQUIREMENT: 5,000 expandable to 15,000 square feet / 465 - 1,395 square meters
Organized with Geoffrey M. Curley & Associates
IN DEVELOPMENT
1849, Rush!
In 1849, some 300,000 people immigrated to California to try their hand at gold
prospecting. Of those who survived, very few made it rich. Still the prospect of striking
it rich lured “gamblers” from all over the world. Rush! is now beckoning you to share the
historic challenges, ventures and obstacles of a gold rusher. As you navigate through the
exhibition you will see photographs, maps, artifacts, original documents, tools and personal
effects while using interactives and tools of chance to determine your success (or failure) as
a prospector. Will you be one of the lucky few?
Organized with Geoffrey M. Curley & Associates
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 7,000 square feet / 650 square meters
POPnology
It is astounding to see the science fiction technology of our childhood become reality. We can
ask ourselves: Did the producers of Star Trek invent the smart phone? And what science fiction
today will become reality tomorrow? POPnology takes us from fantasy to reality - the driverless
car, gaming stations and tomorrow’s toys, robots, drones, 3D printers – and so much more!
POPnology examines the past, present and future of technologies that have been, and continue
to be, inspired by popular culture.
SPACE REQUIREMENT: Approximately 8,000 square feet / 740 square meters
Organized with Stage Nine Exhibits
Fragile Beauty: Ancient Roman Glass
Everything we know about glass production today was known by the ancient Romans. We
start from this premise as we experience a modern exploration of an ancient craft. Through
70 stunning objects from Italian collections we explore various glass techniques and types of
objects produced by ancient Roman artisans who were key in the development of modern
glass working methods.
Organized with Contemporanea Progetti,
Florence, Italy
The Maple Leaf Forever: A Celebration of Canadian Symbols
Opening in time for Canada’s celebration of its 150th anniversary, this wonderfully nostalgic
exhibition presents Canada’s most iconic symbols in their many forms. Take, for example, a
hockey bubblegum card or a carved beaver in a corncob box. The artifact symbols highlight
Canadian patriotism, pride and ideals. Do you know which symbols appear as the most iconic
of all? The maple leaf, the beaver and the Canadian Mountie.
Organized with Donna & Nigel Hutchins
“ I never imagined the Cube would
become as universal as it has. I’m
hoping that this wonderful exhibition
will finally answer the question of
why: why has the cube connected
with hundreds of millions of people
everywhere on Earth?”
- Ernő Rubik
Rubik’s Cube Inventor
“ It’s exciting to see fans take on some
of our favorite experiments from the
show while drawing their own conclusions and data. Although they are
tackling the same myths and questions, each guest can have a unique
experience within the exhibit.”
- Adam Savage
MythBuster
“If you are a fan of the MythBusters
show, this is a dream come true. You get
to test things yourself, you get to touch
everything!”
- Laura Rayburn,
Vice President of Development,
Great Lakes Science Center
CONTACT THE EXHIBITIONISTS
+1 651 222 1121 tel
+1 651 222 1124 fax
Saint Paul, MN
141 East 4th Street, Suite 103
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
Washington, DC
2801 M Street N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
www.exhibitsdevelopment.com
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