Travel Exhibition | Touring Events and Traveling Exhibits

From outer space to the silver screen, and everywhere in-between

Travelling exhibitions draw new visitors to museums and create lifelong memories. Where else can the devoted fan of a blockbuster movie encounter a film artrfact, or a budding scientist explore alien life and use augmented reality to discover the Earth's eco zones?

Harry Potter™: The Exhibition

Authentic artefacts are displayed in elaborate settings inspired by locations from Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, including the Gryffindor™ common room, Hagrid's hut and the Great Hall. In partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, we created the 15,000 square foot exhibition which includes several interactive elements and items from all eight Harry Potter films.

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AVATAR: Discover Pandora

Inspired by and filled with the extraordinary creatures, breathtaking environments and inspirational cultures of the James Cameron film. We partnered with Beast Kingdom Co., Ltd., to bring AVATAR: Discover Pandora to Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi Place A11 6F Xinyi Theater in Taipei City, Taiwan for a three month showcase.

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Alien Worlds and Androids

"Are we alone?" is a question that has fascinated man for centuries. In this 5,000 square foot exhibit, visitors join scientists in their search for alien life in and beyond our solar system and discover strange alien-like creatures found here on Earth. With content that showcases the cutting-edge science taking place at organisations such as JPL and NASA, Alien Worlds and Androids brings guests face-to-face with worlds far beyond their own, and introduces the technology that takes them there.

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National Geographic presents Earth Explorers

Take a journey with Earth Explorers to the wildest places in the world! Discover the amazing animals and plants thriving in these extreme environments. Follow in the footsteps of explorers who have risked life and limb to discover new places, help protect them for future generations, and uncover new realms of scientific inquiry.