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Wild Color Narrative
Wild Color Narrative
Delve into the color spectrum like never before as you make your way through immersive rooms, each representing a color of the rainbow. Color- saturated spaces awaken the senses with vibrant specimens, photo-worthy displays, and shifting soundscapes. Marvel at the beauty and power of color in the natural world.
Exhibit Highlights
Exhibit Highlights
Exhibition Size: 5,000 sq ft
Gallery Sections: This exhibition takes visitors on a walk through the rainbow via natural specimens and objects, with a gallery dedicated to each color: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, and ultra-violet. The show culminates in a finale gallery showcasing the wide variety of color combinations and displays found in nature.
Objects and Specimens: Over 200 natural specimens on display, including 46 insects, 42 birds, 31 shells, 26 mammals, 25 gems and minerals, 18 botany, 7 fossil invertebrates, and 3 fishes.
Languages: All text in English and Spanish; language may be converted by host venues
Unique Features and Highlights:
35 replications of fruits, fish, corals, reptiles, and amphibians
7 original poems celebrating color in nature
2 ambient scents
Cases: 27 object cases are included in the exhibition
Interactives:10 overall including; 5 push-button UV cases, 3 unique seating experiences, and 2 touchable stations (green tree (6), ultra black/white).
Media Features: 10 overall, including 7 Soundscapes, 2 Projections, and 1 Video Monitor
Gallery Sections: Intro Gallery, Red Gallery, Orange Gallery, Yellow Gallery, Green Gallery, Blue Gallery, Purple Gallery, UV Gallery, Finale Gallery
The three primary-color galleries (red, yellow, and blue) are large. Each will feature a central experience that stays consistent in format, but carries different content, featuring the color highlighted in that gallery.
The three secondary-color galleries (orange, green, purple) are smaller, and serve as transition spaces between the primary colors.
The finale brings all the colors into play and launches visitors out into the world with questions, ideas, and conversation.
Exhibit Feature Specifics
Exhibit Feature Specifics
Tallest Components on Display: All elements are 10’ in height or less.
Largest Component on Display: The largest component on display is the green tree (513), which measures 10’, 1/4" in height and approximately 18’ wide at the canopy. The baseplate is 3’ in diameter. The largest dimensional scrim wall is 800_G3, measuring approximately 20’ wide by 10’ deep, with a radius of 9'.
Gallery Divider System: This exhibition uses 20 gallery-specific, printed scrim structures to divide the exhibition space into nine galleries. 6 scrims are banners with single-dimension structure and banner boxes; 14 scrims are 12” deep aluminum frames. In addition to the printed scrims, there are 12 gallery-specific fabric scrims that bring texture and color to the space. The yellow and blue fabric scrims can be used to divide galleries or emphasize specific cases; the red fabric scrims are part of the red throne element, and should remain in that grouping.
Powered Components: 2 Projectors, 1 AV Control Rack, 1 Video Monitor
24-HR power Components: 1 AV Control System on a dedicated 24-HR 20Amp circuit
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