Museum Exhibitions
What we do
Developing and touring exhibitions with Museums and for Museums
Collaborating with leading Museums and collections worldwide
Telling authentic stories through real objects
SPOTLIGHT
LIFE AND DEATH in Ancient Egypt
This unique exhibition takes a close-up, scientific look at the process of mummification and embalmment as practiced by the ancient Egyptians in their quest for immortality.
GLADIATORS – Heroes of the Colosseum
First international travelling exhibition developed in collaboration with the Colosseum in Rome, with significant loans from important museums and institutions partly never exhibited outside Italy.
CARRY ME – 100 Years of Handbags
The exhibition is an exciting journey through the history of women`s handbags over the last 100 years. Unique original bags that were milestones in the history of handbag-fashion are on display.
OCEANISTA – Fashion & the sea
The 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.
NEWS
A CELEBRATION OF HISTORY – 100K VISITORS FOR A GIFT OF THE NILE
We are proud to announce that our exhibition “A Gift of the Nile” at the Nanyue King Museum in China has officially welcomed more than 100,000 visitors!
This milestone shows the continuing fascination with Ancient Egypt and the power of international cultural collaboration. Seeing so many people engage with the stories, objects and atmosphere of this exhibition is truly rewarding for everyone involved.
A special thank you goes to the team of Wutong for their outstanding cooperation, dedication and trust throughout the project.
We would also like to sincerely thank the University of Aberdeen Collections for their valuable partnership and contribution to bringing these extraordinary stories and artefacts to audiences in China.
And finally, a heartfelt thank you to the incredible staff and team of the Nanyue King Museum.
100,000 visitors is not only a number — it is 100,000 encounters with history, culture and storytelling.
