“Museum of the Moon” by Luke Jerram. Photo taken in the Natural History Museum, London (2019).
This large-scale installation features a seven-meter (23 foot) diameter spherical model of the moon that showcases high-resolution NASA imagery of the lunar surface. The artwork is internally lit and provides a detailed representation of the moon. The model is accompanied by a surround-sound composition by award-winning composer Dan Jones. The artwork aims to highlight the latest moon science, gather personal responses and stories, and explore cultural similarities and differences related to the moon. It’s a truly immersive experience that allows visitors to observe and contemplate the moon’s beauty and significance from a new perspective.
The Museum of the Moon is touring various locations around the world. Currently, it is in the Exploratorium in San Francisco, where it will continue to be displayed until January 26, 2025.
“Museum of the Moon” by Luke Jerram. Photo taken in the Natural History Museum, London (2019).
This large-scale installation features a seven-meter (23 foot) diameter spherical model of the moon that showcases high-resolution NASA imagery of the lunar surface. The artwork is internally lit and provides a detailed representation of the moon. The model is accompanied by a surround-sound composition by award-winning composer Dan Jones. The artwork aims to highlight the latest moon science, gather personal responses and stories, and explore cultural similarities and differences related to the moon. It’s a truly immersive experience that allows visitors to observe and contemplate the moon’s beauty and significance from a new perspective.
The Museum of the Moon is touring various locations around the world. Currently, it is in the Exploratorium in San Francisco, where it will continue to be displayed until January 26, 2025.