What's new in touring exhibitions
A curated window onto the world of travelling exhibitions
Discover the latest news, insights, conversations, jobs and opportunities shared on Teo.
Calls
Job opportunities
In the spotlight
Egyptian Mummies, Journey into Immortality by Contemporanea Progetti is now open at Kalmar Castle in Kalmar, Sweden. Presenting over 100 original artifacts, including mummies, painted sarcophagi, and votive objects, the exhibition explores the concept of immortality and of the life of the soul in the underworld. For the ancient Egyptians, death didn’t define the end of life, but represented a transition to another form of existence.
We are very happy to welcome Exhibition Site Management as a sponsor member on Teo ! EXSM provides expert installation services for touring and temporary exhibitions. Their specialist services include site management, installation technicians, glass display case assembly and object & specimen handling. They provide full installation teams and also complement existing teams, with install managers, setwork technicians, AV and electrical techs, and object handlers for touring exhibition projects worldwide. They have over 10 years experience of supporting major touring exhibitions installation projects for cultural organisations internationally.
We are very happy to welcome Layers of Reality to Teo ! Layers of Reality is a content creation studio focused on extended reality that creates memorable, meaningful, and transformative experiences for all audiences. They research, create, produce, present, and distribute immersive and augmented reality content around the world, either for their own centers or in partner venues. Amongst other productions, they have created the exhibitions Jules Verne 200 and Dalí Cybernetics.
Game Worlds by ACMI has just been announced. Opening in September 2025, this major new playable exhibition transports visitors inside 30 iconic videogames and will be touring from 2026.
The AHHAA Science Centre just launched a new exhibit, CO2 Supercritical, which will open soon in Tartu, Estonia. It delves into a physical phenomena that is invisible to the naked eye : supercritical molecules.
Latest articles
Sign up for updates
Stay tuned for announcements and exhibition news
Meet community members
Producers and specialist providers from around the world
