Panel Exhibitions

Host a digitally delivered, customizable AMNH panel exhibition. 

Engage your audiences through award-winning scientific content that can be presented as a standalone or enhanced to reflect your institution’s mission, education, and engagement goals.

Typical Specifications:

  • Up to 200 linear feet/60 linear meters of graphic panels
  • Optional media/interactive elements*
  • Customizable, flexible design for small or large, indoor or outdoor presentations
  • Digital delivery of graphics and media files for local production
  • Marketing materials and educator resources*
  • Bilingual and Spanish translation options*

*For select exhibitions

  BigPicture: Natural World Photography (2D) The 2024 BigPicture photography competition captures our surprising and beautiful world.   ¡Cultura y Artes de Cuba! Showcase a new generation of Cuban artists with original contemporary posters. Physical exhibition.   Dinosaurs Among Us (2D) This 2D panel exhibition explores the evolutionary connections between living dinosaurs—birds—and their extinct relatives.   Extinct and Endangered (2D) Explore endangered insects' impact on our planet through stunning high-resolution photographs.   Inside You (2D) This 2D traveling exhibition introduces visitors to the human microbiome.   Microsculpture (2D) Experience the intricate shapes, colors, and structures of insects in striking high-resolution detail.   Natural Histories (2D) This 2D panel exhibition showcases striking illustrations from rare and important scientific works.   Opulent Oceans (2D) This 2D traveling exhibition highlights the integral role scientific illustration has played in undersea discovery.   Picturing Science (2D) This 2D traveling exhibition explores how imaging technologies reveal once-hidden details of the universe.   The Hidden Beauty of Seeds and Fruits (2D) See the carpology collection of the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh like never before.   The World of Sharks (2D) This 2D panel exhibition introduces visitors to these popular and usually feared fishes.