The Myth of Superheroes. From Antiquity to Contemporary Art
The Myth of Superheroes is the first international travelling exhibition that aims at making visible the common thread linking the past, the present (and the future) of the myths. From the Amazons to Wonder Woman, from Hercules to Superman, from Neptune to Aquaman, legends change their appearance, but remain faithful to their original mission to […]
Voyage, Seafaring and Shipbuilding in Greece from Antiquity to Modern Times
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, […]
The Gold of Chinese Emperors–Royal Gold Wares of Wanli Period, Ming Dynasty–Dong Bo Zhai Collection
There are 79 pieces of Royal Gold Wares of the Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty collected by Xi’an Qujiang Museum of Fine Arts. This exhibition has been on display at the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, The Far Eastern Art Museum, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) headquarters and […]
Pompeii, The Immortal City
In just 24 hours, Pompeii and neighboring Herculaneum were buried by a catastrophic volcanic eruption in 79 A.D. The site was lost for 1500 years and remained mostly untouched until 1748. This exhibition plunges the visitor into the heart of the drama and the ruins of the ancient city. Spectacular immersive moments allow the visitor […]
India. Reflections of Sacred Worlds
From the classical art of temples to the folk traditions of villages, the religious threads of India interweave into a rich, visual tapestry that represents an essential relationship in the evolution of Indian civilization and culture. This suggestive and educational exhibition intends to illustrate the three ancient religions – Induism, Buddhism and Jainism – […]
A Knight’s Tale
A Knight’s Tale features stunning masterpieces of European arms and armor, dating from the Medieval and Renaissance ages to the Romantic revival of the “Medieval” of the 1800s. Not only is the provocative beauty and exquisite artistic craftsmanship of the objects revealed, the figure of the knight, the origins of the code of chivalry, the […]
Leonardo´s world
This multimedia-immersive exhibition is a comprehensive edutainment-experience dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance and was developed specifically for Museums. It allows visitors to immerse in Leonardo´s world, where Reality and Art melt to an overwhelming audio-visual experience. The exhibition brings the Mastermind and Genius of the Renaissance into the digital era. Leonardo´s world […]
Samurai. Sunrise, Sunset
Drawing from a rich and renowned Japanese collection from a venerable museum of Florence Italy, the exhibition features some 80 exquisite objects related to the legendary Samurai warriors and characterize the period from 1185 – 1868 when Japan was ruled by the samurai military class that embodied the ideals of and lived by the code […]
VENICE
The international touring exhibition tells the tale about the town by the sea, that, through centuries, let a very special maritime superpower blossom. The city’s wealth, it’s military, financial, political and cultural success has always been closely connected to the water that surrounds it. Today Climate change, the rising water level and mass tourism are […]
Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar is one of the most influential and significant characters in the history of Rome, he was a cunning politician, a skilled orator, a ruthless leader. Under his leadership, the process of transforming Rome from a Republic into the greatest Empire of the ancient Western world began His assassination completely changed the history of […]