World Touring Exhibitions turns 15

LONDON - Nov. 10, 2017 - PRLog -- London-based World Touring Exhibitions this year celebrated its 15th year in business.

Formerly known as World Concert Artists, the company has since rebranded after successfully turning its attention to the touring exhibitions world.

"We initially only represented exhibitions," says founder Corrado Canonici, "but felt we had our own ideas as well, so going into producing our own was the natural next step."

The company's 15th anniversary year has been a successful one: Travelling Bricks (made of LEGO® bricks) has sold 40,000 tickets in its first month, while the brand new Interactive Science exhibition recently opened with an encouraging presale of over 10,000 tickets.

Travelling Bricks features, among the pieces, massive constructions ie a 3mt long Zeppelin, a 3mt tall sky rocket, a 3mt long Carl Sagan spaceship and the star of the show – a 7mt long Titanic!

Travelling Bricks has been created by LEGO Certified Professional Artists working for a whole year to put together what is one of the best professional touring exhibitions made of LEGO® bricks.

Interactive Science allows visitors to interact with the machines, experience and learn about science through fun: how the bones work, which you can learn while riding a bicycle; how fast your brain reacts; how to make an instrument sound without strings; how to move electrical lights with the movement of your hands and your own ability to even create electricity, as well as experiencing tornadoes and earthquakes. Interactive Science is considered one of the most innovative exhibitions of the year.

World Touring Exhibitions also represents other popular exhibitions to include: animatronic Living Dinosaurs, Ice Age, Monsters Of The Sea; Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel (officially licensed by the Vatican), Space The Final Frontier, Experience Da Vinci, as well as an exhibition of original memorabilia previously owned by the movie legend Marilyn Monroe.

A 3D exhibition is currently in production.

http://www.worldtouringexhibitions.com
http://www.interactivescienceexhibition.com