Viewed by more than 25 million people worldwide, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is one of the highest attended in history. More than 350 artifacts recovered from the wreck site of Titanic are on display along with full-scale room re-creations, interactive environments, compelling stories, and exclusive video of how the Titanic resides today. E/M Group operates permanent exhibitions in Las Vegas and Orlando, and a virtual exhibition at www.titanic.live.
We invite you to step inside an educational and entertaining experience for all ages.
Savage Ancient Seas is the only traveling exhibition featuring the marine fossil world of the Late Cretaceous Period. The exhibit is filled with huge carnivorous marine reptiles, gigantic flesh-eating fish big enough to swallow an adult human, flying reptiles with the wingspan of a small airplane and the biggest sea turtles to have ever lived. Unrivaled for their amazing varieties, voracious appetites, incredible teeth and gaping jaws, the creatures of the Savage Ancient Seas are unlike anything known in today’s world! Fantastic specimens are accompanied by accurate and engaging information via kiosks, touchscreens, graphic panels, mobile device content, big-screen videos and real fossils for visitors to touch. Fresh artwork provided by Brian Engh (dontmesswithdinosaurs.com) created specifically for the exhibit graphically depicts scientifically accurate still-life moments from the inland seaway in the Age of Dinosaurs. In concert, these exhibit components provide your visitor with a greater understanding and appreciation for these magnificent denizens of the distant past. Savage Ancient Seas is devoted to making the exhibition a valuable experience for the booking venue. Everything is modular so we can accommodate different sized venues and challenging display circumstances. The entire show fits into a single 53 foot long semi trailer, so extensive loading and unloading is not necessary. Our install team is made up of the same people who build the skeletons. A simple, fast, no-drama install and strike take less than a week each, which minimizes downtime for your venue and gets your visitors back through the door quickly. Most venues see a 30% visitorship increase! With Savage Ancient Seas, you get: – Extraordinary marine skeletons that showcase the ocean-going animals that were around at the end of the dinosaurs! – Unique displays – A proven track record of success – Easy setup and strike – Modular, easy to customize exhibitsThe sea and seafaring have always been one of fashion’s greatest sources of inspiration. Through clothing, films, photos and interviews, the exhibition sheds light on how fashion to this day has hailed, borrowed and stolen from the maritime style and culture. The exhibition features a selection of young designers as well as a large number of the biggest names on the international fashion scene. The touring of the exhibition is a cooperation project between the M/S Maritime Museum in Denmark and Expona.JAMES CAMERON – CHALLENGING THE DEEP is a major immersive exhibition that traces filmmaker James Cameron’s lifelong pursuit of and achievements in deep-ocean science, technology and exploration, including his record-breaking dives in DEEPSEA CHALLENGER.
Throughout this digitally-rich experience are artifacts from Cameron’s expeditions, the science and technology that make them possible, and from his creativity as a renowned feature and documentary filmmaker.
Exhibition Components
- 90+ objects
- 5 film props
- 15 multimedia experiences
- Video microscope interactive
- DEEPSEA CHALLENGER sit-in pilot sphere (mock-up)
- Titanic, DEEPSEA CHALLENGER, and Bismarck touchscreen interactive
Voyage to the Deep is an interactive exhibition developed by the Australian National Maritime Museum and toured internationally by Flying Fish. Based on French author Jules Verne’s 1870 classic 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, the exhibition brings to life the deepsea adventures of Captain Nemo, his fantastical Nautilus submarine and the mythical world he inhabited.At the center of this fantasy world is the giant Nautilus where kids can climb aboard and discover the innerworkings of a deep-sea submersible. They can take up the controls at the helm, peer through the periscopes, crank the propeller, test out the bunks and explore Captain Nemo’s Cabinet of Curiosities full of wonderful marine specimens. There’s even a bubbly pipe organ to play and a galley full of strange foods to discover!
Jurassic Oceans will take visitors on a journey beneath the waves to discover the fascinating and strange creatures that inhabited the world’s Jurassic seas at a time when dinosaurs ruled the land. Immersive state-of-the-art CGI experiences will bring visitors face-to-face with some of the most ferocious creatures ever to rule the seas. With more than nine million specimens, the Natural History Museum’s fossil collection is the largest and most comprehensive in the world. Jurassic Oceans will feature some of the rarest and most remarkable specimens, including complete, fully articulated fossil skeletons. Displayed together for the first time, they tell a compelling story of a prehistoric underwater environment radically different from our seas today. As visitors explore the seas of the Jurassic, they will discover how these giant marine creatures evolved from land-dwelling reptiles, with some species becoming bigger and fiercer than the dinosaurs roaming the land. Visitors will learn how these highly adapted hunters came to dominate their marine environment, becoming the top predators millions of years before sharks were.
The travelling exhibition includes 20 handmade models coming from a collection of over 150. Each model is constructed after extensive research and paying attention to every detail, even to the wood used during each historic period. The history of navigation in the Aegean and Mediterranean seas is a fascinating narrative of sea voyages, shipbuilding accomplishments, dissemination of ideas and technological development. This exhibition is a presentation of the history of shipbuilding and seafaring, from antiquity to modern times and is presented through 35 beautifully handmade and historically accurate ship models. The models were constructed by Mr. Dimitris Maras, M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering and model shipbuilder who turned his hobby into a full-time passion. He has studied the naval architectural history of the Greek world, searching old records for details about both the designs and the methods of construction. His model vessels, all hand made in the wood used during each historical period, vary in size from 1 ½ ft. to 6 ft. and are exact replicas to the smallest detail. Mr. Maras’ attention to detail extends even to the parts of his ships that are hidden to the viewer. The size and exceptional quality of these models help the viewer to better understand the evolution of shipbuilding among the people of the Mediterranean, from antiquity to the mid-20th century, through an imaginary voyage in time.The exhibition, created in collaboration with Contemporanea Progetti, is a fascinating journey through the sea. The trade routes, the expansion of a great super power in the Mediterranean sea, the greatness of the Doges, the splendor of the most famous among the Maritime Republics. An exciting collection of original works of art, evocative videos and reconstructions through which a mix of historical reality, myth, legends and great characters will take us to a journey exploring the Venetian lagoon, its Arsenal and the fight for supremacy on the sea. Culture and power entwined to tell a story filled with twists and grandeur, with sea as the main character, exploring the legend of Venice, of its rulers and the challenges of the contemporary city as a destination of mass-tourism.