SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Jean MATRICON, Emeritus Professor of Physics – Paris VII
Henri DECAMPS, Emeritus Research Director at CNRS, Member of the Academy of Sciences and the Academy of Agriculture of France
Photos
Credits / Image Information
Anne Volery
Jurassica Museum
Description
“Water the exhibition” is an original production from the Toulouse Natural History Museum. The project was developed in the framework of the French World Water Forum.
The exhibition deals with WATER in all of its states and its universal nature; everybody’s water and water for everyone. It is organised into three separate parts: Water & Life, Water & Man, Water & Societies.
The exhibition is made up of modules so it can be adapted to all types of venues and can be presented in spaces of between 150 m² and 250 m², either grouped together as one single display or split between two or three separate spaces.
This interactive exhibition invites the public on a journey of discovery, tracing the course of water alongside a diverse array of materials and tools. It offers models, casts, specimens, audiovisual aids, and interactive experiences.
“Water, the Exhibition” is designed for the general public, with a particular focus on young people, school children, and families.
VR and App Content
Collections
Photographs
Sculptures
Specimens
Film & Sound
General Information
Available Package Options
Turnkey
Collection and interpretation
Content only
Languages
English
French
German
Other
Venues
Past and Future Venues
Hanoï, Vietnam
Swedish Museum of Naturel History, Stockolm
Pavillon de l'eau, Paris
Musée EDF Electropolis, Mulhouse (France)
Palais de la Porte Dorée, Paris
Museum d'histoire naturelle de Bourges
Musée Jurassica (Suisse)
