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Since 1974, ASTC Exhibition Services has supported excellence and innovation in science exhibitions through collaborations with science centers and other organizations worldwide. From our office in Washington, D.C., we work with partners to support sharing of knowledge and experience and assist with planning, marketing, and management of traveling exhibitions. Our work is grounded in experience over more than three decades with 200 traveling exhibition projects.
Current traveling exhibition projects:
Wild Music: Sounds & Songs of Life
, a partnership with the Science Museum of Minnesota and University of North Carolina at Greensboro Music Research Institute, explores evidence for the biological origins of music—and expands our understanding of what makes music.
Alien Earths
from the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colorado, explores the search for planets around distant stars and for life beyond Earth.
Flip It, Fold It, Figure It Out!
from the Museum of Life and Science in Durham, North Carolina, offers engaging activities with patterns, shapes, and sizes that entice visitors to "play with math."
Giant Worlds
from the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colorado, explores the giant planets to expand our understanding of the origins of solar systems, formation of stars and planets, and conditions necessary for life.
Invention at Play
from the Lemelson Center at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, explores the marked similarities between the ways children play and the creative processes used by innovators in science and technology.
Children's Science Book Collection a long-time partnership with the National Science Teachers Association and the Children’s Book Council, offers the best science books of the year.
For rental information or to discuss partnering with ASTC Exhibition Services, contact Wendy Hancock, Exhibition Services Manager, at 202/783-7200 x117; or e-mail exhibits@astc.org.
ASTC's new community website is a place to share and preserve exhibition experiences. ExhibitFiles will grow with the community's contributions - so join now, post your exhibitions, add comments, and review the work of others.
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