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Felines
Exhibition Type
Art, Nature, Science and Technology
Area Size
200 to 500 sqm
Designed For
Museums and Galleries
Science Centres
Entertainment Venues
Availability
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
Hiring Fee
For a 3-month rental excl. transport, installation, insurance:
This hiring fee is set for the following exhibition format:
See all available package options
Core Experience
Panels and graphics
Original collection
Reproductions
Living animals
Photos
Videos
Description
Felines
Objecta of veneration in ancient times, felines represent a powerful mix of strength and elegance, but now also of extreme fragility: in the last 20 years their numbers have decreased considerably, so much so that 13% of wild cats are classified as endangered species with a much declining populations, and 34% are considered vulnerable. This exhibition aims to spread the knowledge about these beautiful creatures and the danger they are facing.
The specimens in the exhibition come from zoological gardens, natural parks, recovery centres where they died of natural causes, and later donated for exhibition purposes. They have all been prepared with a highly skilled taxidermy technique.
All major felines are represented in the exhibition, which will allow to see up close and personal some of the most beautiful animals in our world.
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Space required: 300sqmt – 500sqmt
1 x 40ft HC container or truck
Load-in: 5 days
Load-out: 3 days
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Contact us:
London, UK
+44 (0)20 3745 5161
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Rotterdam, NL
+31 (0)10 268 0187​​
[email protected]
Collections
Photographs
Textiles & Costumes
Paintings Drawings & Prints
Sculptures
Specimens
Film & Sound
Live animals
General Information
Languages
English
Extra Info
Highlights
Star object
Treasure collection
Exhibition Add-Ons
Documentary film
VR and App Content
Eleventh-hour Exhibit
Available in the next 18 months
> Go to 11th-hour exhibits page
The specimens in the exhibition come from zoological gardens, natural parks, recovery centres where they died of natural causes, and later donated for exhibition purposes. They have all been prepared with a highly skilled taxidermy technique. Available now.
