National Geographic, a leading creator of documentaries, live events, experiences, and travelling exhibitions, has announced the launch of its latest exhibition catalogue.
The company creates experiences and exhibitions that are meant to be shared with audiences of all ages, bringing to life tales of adventure, different cultures, and wild locations. It provides high-quality travelling exhibitions to accommodate small and large locations, and its collaborative efforts with photographers, explorers, and other experts in technology, education, and storytelling enable it to produce exhibitions that cater to a wide range of viewers.
National Geographic’s exhibitions are curated to meet the specific requirements of each site. Millions of visitors have seen them in over 50 countries.
A range of titles on offer
Exhibitions include the immersive Beyond King Tut, a cinematic experience that tells the story of the pharaoh’s life and explores one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries ever.
When it comes to photography exhibitions, National Geographic offers 50 Greatest Landscapes, a tour of the planet’s most incredible landscapes showcasing the wonders of nature in every form, and Pristine Seas, which explores how Marine Protected Areas are protecting biodiversity, carbon stocks, and economic and food security for local communities.
There is also Wolves, looking at the relationship between humans and wolves, and Solar Portraits, featuring the work of photographer Rubén Salgado Escudero. Other photography exhibitions include Inside the Curve, in which the work of global journalist grantees covering the COVID-19 pandemic illustrates local first-hand experiences, and Greatest Wildlife Photographers, showcasing National Geographic’s work championing the art of wildlife photography for 115 years.
In Spectacle, visitors can witness awe-inspiring moments from across the globe, with various wonders, unusual phenomena, and funny curiosities. Meanwhile, Women highlights the stories of women worldwide through photography.
National Geographic also offers the large interactive travelling exhibition Becoming Jane, which celebrates the life of conservation icon Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees.
It recently joined forces with Oasis Immersive Studios to present Root for Nature, a new sensory experience at Oasis Immersion in Montreal, Canada.
