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The National Geographic Society is a leading nonprofit that invests in bold people and transformative ideas in the fields of exploration, scientific research, storytelling, and education. We support educators to ensure that the next generation is armed with geographic knowledge and global understanding. We aspire to create a community of change, advancing key insights about our planet and probing some of the most pressing scientific questions of our time. Our goal is measurable impact: furthering exploration and educating people around the world to inspire solutions for the greater good.

For 130 years, we have been documenting our extraordinary planet and all that is in it. We bring these stories of adventure, world cultures, and wild places to life in exhibitions, live events, and experiences that are designed to be shared with audiences of all ages. We partner with museums, science centers, schools, libraries, universities, galleries, zoos, and aquariums all over the world on projects that are always relevant, interesting, and current. All of our experiences come with an array of video, digital resources, and educational content. They all

feature incredibly interesting and innovative people, as well; people who inspire us to learn more about our past and think in new ways for our future.

We hope you will enjoy looking at the latest in our traveling exhibition offerings, and please visit us when you are in DC at the National Geographic Museum.

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“PHOTOGRAPHY IS A

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SHARING WHAT YOU SEE

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TO CONNECT, MOVE, AND

INSPIRE PEOPLE AROUND

THE WORLD.”

– CHRIS JOHNS Former Editor in ChiefNational Geographic magazine

This exhibition will transport visitors behind the lens of some of National Geographic’s most engaging images. From STEVE MCCURRY s unforgettable Afghan girl to MICHAEL “NICK” NICHOLS’s iconic photograph of Jane Goodall and a chimpanzee, the exhibition features 50 of the magazine’s most celebrated photographs from its 130 year history. In addition to seeing the photographs as they appeared in the magazine, exhibition visitors will learn the stories behind the photos, and more about the photographers themselves. For some photographs, visitors will be able to see the near frames taken by the photographer: the sequence of images made in the field before and after the perfect shot.


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andscapes is an invigorating journey to the wonders of the world from coast to valley to hilltop to everything in between.

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FORM OF SELF-EXPRESSION.

SHARING WHAT YOU SEE

AND EXPERIENCE THROUGH

THE CAMERA ALLOWS YOU

TO CONNECT, MOVE, AND

INSPIRE PEOPLE AROUND

THE WORLD.”

– CHRIS JOHNS Former Editor in ChiefNational Geographic magazine

This exhibition will transport visitors behind the lens of some of National Geographic’s most engaging images. From STEVE MCCURRY s unforgettable Afghan girl to MICHAEL “NICK” NICHOLS’s iconic photograph of Jane Goodall and a chimpanzee, the exhibition features 50 of the magazine’s most celebrated photographs from its 130 year history. In addition to seeing the photographs as they appeared in the magazine, exhibition visitors will learn the stories behind the photos, and more about the photographers themselves. For some photographs, visitors will be able to see the near frames taken by the photographer: the sequence of images made in the field before and after the perfect shot.


5 0 G R E AT E S T L A N D S C A P E S This breathtaking tour of the world s most extraordinary landscapes reveals the splendors of nature in every form. estin class photographers capture views you never imagined, climbing mountains, ying in helicopters, and diving deep underwater to bring bold new perspective to the great outdoors. ibrant and inspiring, 0 Greatest

andscapes is an invigorating journey to the wonders of the world from coast to valley to hilltop to everything in between.

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very great portrait speaks for itself. ts tone may be dignified or defiant, confrontational or conspiratorial, elusive or evocative but whatever its mood, it addresses the viewer directly, a visual declaration whose power is immediate and unmistakable. t seems simple, yet it is not. Spanning well over a century, 50 Greatest Portraits corresponds to chang-es in photographic equipment and techniques, from the long exposures of the early days, to new, informal spontaneity in portraiture.

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5 0 G R E AT E S T W I L D L I F E P H OTO G R A P H S For 130 years, National Geographic has pioneered and championed the art of wildlife photography, and captivated generations of engaged audiences with a steady stream of extraordinary photographs of animals in nature. From the very first such image to appear a reindeer in 1 03 National Geographic Society s publications have broken new ground and pushed the bar higher again and again, establishing an unmatched legacy of artistic, scientific, and technical achievement. These are the 0 Greatest Wildlife hotographs.



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5 0 G R E AT E S T W I L D L I F E P H OTO G R A P H S For 130 years, National Geographic has pioneered and championed the art of wildlife photography, and captivated generations of engaged audiences with a steady stream of extraordinary photographs of animals in nature. From the very first such image to appear a reindeer in 1 03 National Geographic Society s publications have broken new ground and pushed the bar higher again and again, establishing an unmatched legacy of artistic, scientific, and technical achievement. These are the 0 Greatest Wildlife hotographs.



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S H A R K SO N A S S I G N M E N T W I T H B R I A N S K E R RY

This exhibition will plunge visitors into the underwater world of sharks, presenting a comprehen-sive body of photographic work highlighting rian Skerry s unique

combination of passion, skill, and technique. The exhibition introduces several shark species and explores what makes these deep sea dwellers unique, important, and increasingly endangered.

isitors will embark on a worldwide journey to better understand these apex predators and what it takes to photograph them, and will hear first person stories of close shark encounters.

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C L I M AT E C H A N G E t s not a myth, hoax, or a conspiracy among scientists. This exhibition highlights facts you need to know about climate change. From the rising tides of the iribati to the dwindling glaciers of Greenland to solar power giving light to the world s most rural places, this photography and infographic based exhibition will introduce audiences to the people and animals on the front lines in the battle against climate change and explain what we can do to help to protect our future.


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C L I M AT E C H A N G E t s not a myth, hoax, or a conspiracy among scientists. This exhibition highlights facts you need to know about climate change. From the rising tides of the iribati to the dwindling glaciers of Greenland to solar power giving light to the world s most rural places, this photography and infographic based exhibition will introduce audiences to the people and animals on the front lines in the battle against climate change and explain what we can do to help to protect our future.


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R A R E LY S E E N P H OTO G R A P H S O F T H E E X T R AO R D I N A RY

From the desert ower that only blooms once a year to a priceless gyptian artifact buried for years in ing Tut s tomb, this exhibition

reveals a world rarely seen by human eyes. Shot by some of the world s finest photographers, arely Seen features 30,000 year old cave art sealed from the public, animals that are among the last of their species on arth, volcanic lightning, giant crystals that have grown to more than 0 tons, the engraving inside Abraham incoln s pocket watch, and more. With an introduction by National Geographic photographer STEPHEN ALVAREZ, this exhibition captures once in a lifetime moments from the far reaches of the globe.

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National Geographic photographer JOEL SARTORE has visited coun-tries in his year quest to create a photo archive of global biodiversity. To date, he has completed intimate portraits of nearly ,000 species. hoto Ark aims to document every species currently living in the world s zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, inspire action through education, and help save animals facing extinction in the wild by supporting on the ground conservation projects. Museums and zoos world-wide are hosting hoto Ark exhibitions to raise awareness.

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P H OTO A R K P H OTO G R A P H S B Y J O E L S A R TO R E


National Geographic photographer JOEL SARTORE has visited coun-tries in his year quest to create a photo archive of global biodiversity. To date, he has completed intimate portraits of nearly ,000 species. hoto Ark aims to document every species currently living in the world s zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, inspire action through education, and help save animals facing extinction in the wild by supporting on the ground conservation projects. Museums and zoos world-wide are hosting hoto Ark exhibitions to raise awareness.

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oos worldwide are hosting hoto Ark. These exhibitions highlight important conservation work taking place in zoos, aquariums, and wildlife sanctuaries around the world. ach exhibition features large format prints on eight foot tall kiosks, as well as a grid of many more images to showcase the range of species in the

hoto Ark. Opportunities are available to customize some of the kiosks to highlight the zoo s conservation hero stories.

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M O N S T E R F I S H I N S E A R C H O F T H E L A S T R I V E R G I A N T S

Stunning life size sculptures, video installations, and evocative illustrations introduce visitors to more than 0 species of fish each at least six feet long and 00

pounds. isitors will embark on a global journey to storied river basins with explorer and ecologist ZEB HOGAN on his quest to find, research, and protect freshwater giants. From dispelling legends of man eating fish to examining the role of sport fishermen as environmental stewards, this interactive exhibition tackles the big challenges facing these remarkable fish and their struggle to survive and thrive. This exhibition contains five large, life size models, some more than 1 feet long; an interactive fish market; a field research station; fishing and cultural objects from around the world; and tactile and digital interactives.

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“ T H E M O N S T E R F I S H

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TO O U R E X P E R I E N C E .

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– CINDY TODDVice President of Institutional AdvancementTennessee Aquarium

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– CINDY TODDVice President of Institutional AdvancementTennessee Aquarium

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isitors will take a grand tour through the wonders of wild Africa, as seen through the lens of FRANS LANTING, in an exhibition of discoveries and insights from one of the world s great photographers and storytellers. For more than three decades, anting has traveled in and out of Africa to chronicle its wildlife, people, and natural history for National Geographic. n this exhibition, he leads us on a personal journey that covers the continent as he has experienced it himself, from the savannas of ast Africa to the jungles of the Congo asin, from the naturalist s paradise of Madagascar to the heart of the alahari Desert.

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While no single institution can assume credit for the diverse and complex associations that attach to the simple phrase the American West throughout its 130 year history, National

Geographic has published photographs that support and defy romantic notions of the land and its people. Wide open spaces, spectacular rock formations, and the cowboy life are examined alongside struggles for limited natural resources, Native American cultural continuity, and new energy sources. The photographs shown in this exhibition, a small sample from the significant holdings of the National Geographic archive, offer a broad understanding of a region that has long captivated photographers.

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While no single institution can assume credit for the diverse and complex associations that attach to the simple phrase the American West throughout its 130 year history, National

Geographic has published photographs that support and defy romantic notions of the land and its people. Wide open spaces, spectacular rock formations, and the cowboy life are examined alongside struggles for limited natural resources, Native American cultural continuity, and new energy sources. The photographs shown in this exhibition, a small sample from the significant holdings of the National Geographic archive, offer a broad understanding of a region that has long captivated photographers.

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For the last decade, some of the most powerful stories have been produced by a new genera-tion of 11 female photojournalists. These wom-en share a commitment to storytelling that has come to define National Geographic. From the last great wilderness of Africa to the tumult of the ersey shore, these explorers have captured compelling stories of our planet and its people.

This exhibition is accompanied by a fully illus-trated catalog and a series of video interviews with the photographers.

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– TIFFANY RAULERSON Registrar Orlando Museum of Art

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Photographer STEPHEN WILKES is recognized around the world for his stunning compositions of landscapes as they transition from day to night.

ach of these dramatic images is meticulously craft-ed from more than 1, 00 photographs taken from a fixed vantage point over the course of 1 to 30 hours, from sunrise to sunset. Stephen spent much of 01 on assignment, documenting bird migration routes for National Geographic magazine. This exhibition takes you into the field and behind the scenes, shining a light on the talent and dedication it takes to beautifully capture the passing of time.

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Photographer STEPHEN WILKES is recognized around the world for his stunning compositions of landscapes as they transition from day to night.

ach of these dramatic images is meticulously craft-ed from more than 1, 00 photographs taken from a fixed vantage point over the course of 1 to 30 hours, from sunrise to sunset. Stephen spent much of 01 on assignment, documenting bird migration routes for National Geographic magazine. This exhibition takes you into the field and behind the scenes, shining a light on the talent and dedication it takes to beautifully capture the passing of time.

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ased on the release of three major publica-tions and featuring multi year coverage from three National Geographic photographers, this exhibition attests to the wildness and beauty of lions, tigers, and bears. MICHAEL “NICK” NICHOLS became a staff photog-rapher for National Geographic magazine in 1 and was named editor at large in anuary 00 . STEVE WINTER has been

stalked by jaguars in razil, charged by a grizzly in Siberia, and trapped in quicksand in the world s largest tiger reserve in Myan-mar. PAUL NICKLEN has specialized in photographing polar regions since 1 .

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National Geographic presents

Through a partnership with ND Appshaker www.indestry.com air , National Geographic s Air, and Sea augmented reality experience offers users a unique chance to travel to some incredible locations. Centered around a dynamic, ever changing watering hole, the experience allows visitors to meet a diverse range of animals, from places as varied as Africa and the Arctic, as they graze, drink, and interact with the environment around them.

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National Geographic presents

Through a partnership with ND Appshaker www.indestry.com air , National Geographic s Air, and Sea augmented reality experience offers users a unique chance to travel to some incredible locations. Centered around a dynamic, ever changing watering hole, the experience allows visitors to meet a diverse range of animals, from places as varied as Africa and the Arctic, as they graze, drink, and interact with the environment around them.

National Geographic Society is building its network of global part-nerships. We are very interested in strategic alliances with museums, galleries, and universities to bring a consistent line up of exhibitions every few months. This business model encourages collaboration and shared vision for new projects, as well as competitive pricing. We will be consulting these partners first when developing new exhibition ideas and, in some cases, we will create custom exhibitions based on our partners needs.

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The National Geographic Society is thrilled to be working with the David rower Center in erkeley, California, for several more years of spectacular photography exhibi-tions. hotographer aul Nicklen s stunning olar Obsession was recently exhibited there. Stay tuned for the next photography exhibi-tion opening in September 01 . We look forward to continuing our partnership in the years ahead.


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A D D I T I O N A L O F F E R I N G SO U R T E A M C A N F A C I L I T A T E T H E S E E N H A N C E M E N T S

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE - Thought provoking presentations by today s leading explorers, scientists, and photographers. Our talent tells it like no one else, bringing your visitors to the front lines of exploration and adventure.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOOKS - As one of the world s leading nonfiction publishers, proudly supporting the work of our scientists, explorers, photographers, and authors, we publish more than 1 new books each year.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CREATIVE With more than 11 million images in our archive, National Geographic Creative is a photography and video agency. Creative is an excellent resource for custom curated exhibitions.

MERCHANDISE Our very best recommendations for your visitors gift shop experience, including prints, magnets, t shirts, plush, and much more. We ll connect you with our recommended retailers.

PHOTO CAMP - At National Geographic hoto Camp, young people from underserved communities, including at risk and refugee teens, learn how to use photography to tell their own stories, explore the world around them, and develop deep connections with others. World class National Geographic photographers and editors provide students with a personalized, immersive learning experience, inspiring the next generation of photojournalists.


A D D I T I O N A L O F F E R I N G SO U R T E A M C A N F A C I L I T A T E T H E S E E N H A N C E M E N T S

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE - Thought provoking presentations by today s leading explorers, scientists, and photographers. Our talent tells it like no one else, bringing your visitors to the front lines of exploration and adventure.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOOKS - As one of the world s leading nonfiction publishers, proudly supporting the work of our scientists, explorers, photographers, and authors, we publish more than 1 new books each year.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CREATIVE With more than 11 million images in our archive, National Geographic Creative is a photography and video agency. Creative is an excellent resource for custom curated exhibitions.

MERCHANDISE Our very best recommendations for your visitors gift shop experience, including prints, magnets, t shirts, plush, and much more. We ll connect you with our recommended retailers.

PHOTO CAMP - At National Geographic hoto Camp, young people from underserved communities, including at risk and refugee teens, learn how to use photography to tell their own stories, explore the world around them, and develop deep connections with others. World class National Geographic photographers and editors provide students with a personalized, immersive learning experience, inspiring the next generation of photojournalists.

MONSTER FISH FROST SCIENCE

Miami, FL through May 20

THE DENNOS MUSEUM Traverse City, MI June 16–Oct 7

PHOTO ARK BRUCE MUSEUM

Greenwich, CT June 2–Sept 2

ANNENBERG SPACE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY

Los Angeles, CA Oct 2018–early 2019

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Iowa City, IA Nov 2017–May 2018

TEXAS A&M College Station, TX

Oct 2017–April 2018

LIQUIDITY VINEYARDS British Columbia, Canada

June 23–Sept 3

PHOTO ARK ZOOS LA ZOO

Los Angeles, CA through Feb 25

WOODLAND PARK ZOO Seattle, WA

April 20–Oct 7

SHARKS GEORGIA AQUARIUM

Atlanta, GA through TBD

TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM Corpus Christi, TX

May 21–Sept 3

DAVID BROWER CENTER Berkeley, CA

Sept 20–Feb 2019

WOMEN OF VISION ALLENTOWN ART MUSEUM

Allentown, PA through April 8

FOREST LAWN MUSEUM Los Angeles, CA

Dec 2018–April 2019

RARELY SEEN WOODSON ART MUSEUM

Wausau, WI March 3–May 27

MIDLAND CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Midland, MI June 16–Sept 30

BERKSHIRE MUSEUM ittsfield, MA

Oct 5–Jan 2019

50 GREATEST PHOTOGRAPHS

SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF NAT. HISTORY Santa Barbara, CA

May 25–Sept 3

LIONS & TIGERS & BEARS SCHIELE NATURAL HISTORY

Gastonia, NC Feb 3–May 6

TO U R DAT E S

N A T G E O . O R G / E X H I B I T I O N S B O O K T O D A Y

PHOTO CREDITS: Front cover, George Steinmetz. Interior cover, Rebecca Hale. Page 3, top to bottom: Emory Kristof, Joanna B. Pinneo. Page 4, clockwise from top: Maria Stenzel, Jim Richardson, George Steinmetz. Page 5: Thomas J. Abercrombie. Page 6, clockwise from top: Thomas P. Peschak, Aaron Huey, Chris Johns. Page 7, Mark Thiessen (top and bottom), and Mauricio Handle (headshot). Page 8, Luca Locatelli (top), Cory Richards (bot-tom). Page 9: Jody MacDonald (top), Guy Tal (bottom). Page 10, Joel Sartore (top), Rebecca Hale (bottom). Pages 11-12, Jamie Pham/Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens (top), Kathryn Keane (both bottom). Pages 13-14, Rebecca Hale (headshot), Mark Theissen (all other photos). Page 15, courtesy Cleveland Museum of Natural History (middle install shot), courtesy Frans Lanting (all other photos). Page 16, clockwise from top: courtesy National Museum of Wildlife Art, Joel Sartore, Frans Lanting. Page 17, clockwise from top: Jennifer Wallace, Amy Toensing, Lynsey Addario. Page 18, Chris Janjic (headshot), Rebecca Hale (all other photos). Page 19, Rebecca Hale (top and lower right), Michael Nichols (lower left). Page 20, courtesy INDE Appshaker (top and below, bottom), Michael Nichols (below). Page 21, Gael McKeon (both). Page 22, from top to bottom: courtesy Brian Skerry, Kathryn Keane, Rebecca Hale, Stacy Gold. Back cover, Joel Sartore.

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2018 TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS - National Geographic Societymedia.nationalgeographic.org/assets/file/NatGeo... · 2018-04-12 · photograph of Jane Goodall and a chimpanzee, the exhibition