Exhibitions

• November 30, 2015

  Involving the Visitor

  

  A title for this exhibition eluded us well into the development process. By introducing IPOP theory, we had to take ourselves back to the very basics of what the exhibition is about, what its messages are.

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• August 5, 2015

  Swindle! Canadian Phantom Banks

  By: Graham Iddon

  
  

  

  In exchange for pizza and a day out of the office, several Bank employees were persuaded to dress up in period costumes and re-enact three key moments from the history of this shady “bank”.

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• April 6, 2015

  The Adventure of Exhibit Planning IX

  By: Graham Iddon

  
  

  

  Our little team from the Museum stood in the education space of the Sherbrooke Nature and Science Museum on a chill November morning while the exhibition technicians assembled our finished exhibition. Yes, finished.

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• March 11, 2015

  An Exhibition Installation

  By: Graham Iddon

  
  

  

  You could work in the exhibition-fabrication business all your life and still run into things you wouldn’t expect: a never-ending series of “uh-ohs.” It’s one of the things that makes the job so interesting and demands a high level of creative problem-solving skills…

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