Beyond Artifacts: Museums Embrace Innovation and Immersive Experiences
Museum Arts produced the exhibits for this mini-museum in the Dallas-Fort Worth airport. Here, passengers can spend their layover time learning more about the history of Coca-Cola. | Credit: Museum Arts
A traveling multimedia exhibition produced by World Heritage Exhibitions is on display at the at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago until Sept. 4. Using a combination of projections, photographic murals, a 3D experience, and a 4D theater experience, the exhibit helps visitors imagine what it was like to live in Pompeii before and after the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79.
Eileen Fritsch is a Cincinnati-based freelance journalist who has covered the evolution of wide-format digital printing for more than 20 years. Contact her at eileen@eileenfritsch.com.
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