Temporary Exhibition ‘Rumour’ from october 2010 forward in Berlin
The temporary exhibition ‘rumour’ at the Museum of Communication in Bern ended on July 4. iart contributed two particular installations to the exhibition: One Pepper’s Ghost installation with a miniature rumour agent, who talks directly to the visitors, starts a chat and tries to worm a rumour out of them, and a whispering forest with 74 thematically connected rumours which are heard whispered out of the forest. With almost 30,000 visitors and a good response of media, the project was a big success. It will be on display at Museum for Communication in Berlin from october 2010 forward and later at Museum für Communication in Frankfurt.
For more facts on the project.
Since 1 July visitors are offered a look into the scientific work of CERN (the European Council for Nuclear Research) and its particle accelerator LHC (Large Hadron Collider) in Geneva. In order to communicate its complex themes, which are often difficult to grasp, CERN has initiated a multimedia exhibition for its ‘Globe of Science and Innovation’: the dark, seemingly boundless ‘Universe of Particles’ with its shining blue spheres, which prove on closer examination to be show cases, interactive stations or audio chairs. The miniature universe has been realised by the scenographers ATELIER BRÜCKNER together with iart interactive and tegoro solutions. 
There is a reason to celebrate! With two of our façades, we are the winner of the iF communication design award 2010 in the category “corporate architecture”: the one of the 
The competition to build an extension to the current building of the Kunstmuseum Basel was won by Christ & Gantenbein Architects. iart interactive congratulates sincerely and is happy for having been involved as the advisor for the LED frieze. 
On May 1st the Expo 2010 in Shanghai was opened. Jeannine Spozio – who managed the project of the Swiss Pavilion for iart – was there and experienced the huge media hype:
Finally, she is ready: The Swiss façade in Shanghai with its 10,000 red cells, which are already working hard. From early in the morning until late at night they are blinking in response to environmental influences.
On 22 February 2010 Vitra Ltd opened the new VitraHaus, which has been designed by Herzog and de Meuron, in Weil am Rhein. Products from the Vitra furniture collection are displayed there in different groupings – so-called collages – in the various exhibition areas. One or more info-terminals are available in every area. In all, there are around 25 terminals distributed throughout the house, both in the show rooms and in the shop. The concept of the terminals was jointly developed by Vitra and iart interactive. The implementation of the terminal hardware, system architecture, interaction design and the user surface design were the responsibility of iart interactive.
End of January Manuel Salchli from Presence Switzerland presented the Swiss Pavilion with our