On August 1 the new permanent exhibitions ‘Swiss History’ and ‘Collections’ Gallery’ open at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich. iart conceived and planned the exhibition media. To find out more about the project, please click here. Read More

In the newly designed Road Traffic Hall at the Swiss Museum of Transport media stations with touch screens make it possible to explore themes relating to road traffic through texts, images, films and games. Installations with projections offer an insight into visions of mobility in the past and today. Multimedia stations allow visitors to take rides that would be too dangerous to experience under real road traffic conditions. iart was responsible for the media planning and coordination of the tender of production.

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iart planned and realised two interactive books and a 3D model for the Charterhouse in Ittingen. Read More

Based on the concept by Atelier Brückner, iart planned the interactive installations of the new exhibition ‘Children’s Science Park’ at the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. The exhibition will spread over an area of 2′500 m2. It will addresse to children between 3 and 7 and treat the rainbow as its central topic. In a colourful world, children can make flowers bloom, paint trees in seasonal colours or become part of a movie by interacting with its characters. Read More

iart worked several times on the media planning for the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne. Read More

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In the visitors’ centre SASSO SAN GOTTARDO, it will be possible to explore the Gotthard on exciting expeditions inside the mountain, from the summer of 2011 on. iart is responsible for creating the light and sound effects for the grottos. Read More

For ‘Luxemburg 2007′ (Europe’s Capital of Culture 2007), iart and Holzer Kobler Architekturen conceived and realised ‘All We Need’, an exhibition about needs, resources and fairness.
The exhibition’s central theme was the manifold interrelationships between our needs and the ecological and social resources available worldwide. Ways to achieve greater fairness at a global level were explored in the process. In addition to jointly conceiving the exhibition with Holzer Kobler Architekturen and Plinio Bachmann, iart was responsible for selecting and procuring exhibits, for writing the exhibition texts, for the catalogue and for conceiving, planning and realising the exhibition media together with their content: sound, lighting, videos, multimedia installations and audio guide.
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