(Un)Common Sense – the exhibition (on plants’ and animals’ senses) that makes sense

A point of view on how to conceptualise the exhibition converged around this intellectual stimulus:

sessions on co-designing and a practice of co-development between museum professionals (scientists, presenters, public relations, exhibition professionals…)

a choice of exhibition furniture that can easily be re-used in future projects

making available source materials used in the exhibition

care to document everything to enable maintenance and the re-use of technologies and equipment

for all the interactive devices developed, a protocol to enable re-use.

The resulting exhibition seems to be on track in terms of content. Furthermore, the way in which we worked on it has been a source of satisfaction, as has the discovery of new ways of working that are more collaborative, for the teams of professionals involved. The value of the exhibition exceeds what is merely visible, audible and tangible in the 700m² of the museum. It’s become a human adventure full of meaning for the people involved.

Your essentials for everything you need to know about the exhibition Un(Common) Sense:

◉ General article about the exhibition: here.

◉ Museum website: here.

◉ Exhibition blog: here.