Interpretation design for museums and arts
Display panels, leaflets, signage and publications
We have over twenty years' experience in this field, providing indoor and outdoor display panels, signage, leaflets and publications throughout the UK. Prior to forming the company in 1994 Edward Moody held posts in national, local authority and university museums.
Cannock Chase Heritage Trail
This interpretation trail of almost ten miles from Cannock to Rugeley tells the story of the locality and invites people to Explore and discover. The trail has 38 interpretative signs as well as Activity Posts, direction and distance posts, and ground markers.
Abbotsbury Swannery
Our association with Abbotsbury Swannery began some years ago when we made surveys of the site and offered an Interpretation Plan with proposals for change. Installation of new displays is phased over several years.
Interpretation: research, scriptwriting and design
Our clients often ask us to provide a full interpretation service. We are happy to work with your topics and draft scripts, following through with ancillary research and bright ideas that bring the project closer to your intended audiences. Alternatively we can develop an interpretation plan for an entire site or a suite of related projects.
Museum banners
Our local museums and societies find it helpful to have a banner to show at Open Days, gatherings and get-togethers. We have produced a suite of 17 banners for Leicestershire and Rutland Museums Forum, and are preparing a suite for Blaby Heritage Panel.
Roman Baths Museum and Pump Room, Bath
A visitor interpretation scheme of display panels, murals and directional signage.
Foxton Canal Museum – among others
For Foxton Canal Museum we developed and designed Edutainment: a leaflet, web site pages and cd that helps to promote the museum's education services.
ICOM - UNESCO
Our continuing work for the International Council Of Museums (ICOM) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) includes Running a Museum: A Practical Handbook and its associated Trainer's Manual, in English and French language versions.
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