The Exhibition
The Human Story
Not long ago. Not far away
A World Divided
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More than 25 years turning universal stories into traveling exhibitions.
We make the past more
present, inspiring for the future.
Exhibition: Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not war away
Place: Madrid, Spain
Year: 2019
Exhibition: Titanic. The Exhibition.
Place: London, United Kingdom
Year: 2022
Exhibition: The Berlin Wall. A World Divided
Place: Madrid, Spain
Year: 2024
Exhibition: Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.
Place: New York, United States
Year: 2019
Exhibition: The Berlin Wall. A World Divided
Place: Madrid, Spain
Year: 2024
Exhibition: Seeing Auschwitz
Place: Madrid, Spain
Year: 2022
Exhibition: The Berlin Wall. A World Divided
Place: Madrid, Spain
Year: 2024
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Updates, next destinations, interviews, exclusive content and more:
Keep up with the latest updates of our touring exhibitions.
The Berlin Wall. A World Divided Exhibition: A New Chapter Begins in Paris
After welcoming over 160,000 visitors in Madrid, this thought-provoking exhibition will conclude on January 12, 2025, before continuing its journey to Paris, marking our first presentation in the French capital.
Titanic Exhibitions Extended: A Journey Through History and Humanity
Both Musealia’s Titanic exhibitions—Titanic. The Human Story in Brisbane and Titanic. The Exhibition in Seattle—have been extended further into 2025, thanks to the incredible response from visitors in both cities.
Echoes of Freedom – 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
To mark the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the exhibition The Berlin Wall. A World Divided presented last 6th of November the concert “Echoes of Freedom” by the guitar duo Essener Gitarrenduo, formed by Stefan Loos and Bernd Steinmann.
Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away to open at the Royal Ontario Museum in 2025
For the first time, the groundbreaking exhibition Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away. will be presented in Canada, hosted by one of the nation’s most prominent cultural institutions, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM).
