Description
Looking to connect with your audience online? With two affordable price points and myriad topics, these virtual, ready-to-share exhibits will help you reach your visitors wherever they are.
All the Extras: $500 for 6 Weeks | The Essentials: $250 for 6 Weeks | How Hosting Works
Planning to host the physical traveling version of one of these online exhibitions? Add the virtual version for just 50% of its online hosting fee.
Online Exhibitions: All the Extras
These online exhibitions supplement images and text with audio and video components, extra downloadable content, and activities to do at home. All of the online exhibits listed in this All the Extras section are $500 for 6 weeks.
Black and White in Black and White: Images of Dignity, Hope, and Diversity in America
Enter the optimistic era of “The New Negro Movement” through the photographs of African American photographer John Johnson. His ennobling portraits reveal the dignity and hope of his friends and neighbors during a time of great promise for African Americans.
View a preview of the virtual version of Black and White in Black and White.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
Feathered Relations: Works by Marwin Begaye
In this online-only solo exhibition, Marwin Begaye (Diné) shares his conceptual homage to birds through prints, wood blocks, and multi-media works. For the artist, birds are about our relationships – to nature, to culture, and to one another.
View the online exhibition’s webpage here. This show is only available in a virtual format.
Multiply by Six Million: Stories & Portraits from Holocaust Survivors
A visually arresting and powerful first-person history of one of the defining events of the 20th century, Multiply by Six Million features portraits and personal stories of Holocaust survivors.
View a preview of the virtual version of Multiply by Six Million.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
The Road I Call Home
The Road I Call Home documents the powerful stories of 34 homeless people to build compassion for our unhoused neighbors.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
Stitching California: Fiber Artists Interpret the State’s People, Life, and Land
Through remarkable art quilts and sculptural textile works, 42 artists interpret the diversity, illusions, and realities of California.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
Tattooed and Tenacious: Inked Women in California’s History
Explore the fascinating and largely unknown stories of pre-World War II tattooed women and how they’ve shaped tattoo culture in the Golden State.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
Yosemite People
The complex and nuanced relationships between Yosemite’s natural wonders and its five million annual visitors and workers come to life in “Yosemite People.”
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
Online Exhibitions: The Essentials
These online exhibitions get right to the heart of the content, connecting your visitors to the topic at hand through impactful images and easy-to-read text. All of the online exhibits listed in this Essentials section are just $250 for 6 weeks.
California Votes: Exercise Your Rights!
Encourage political engagement and demystify voting terms and processes through this non-partisan, informative exhibit. Presented in both English and Spanish.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
War Comes Home: The Legacy
Personal correspondence reveals an intimate perspective on how war can shape a life, a family and a community.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
Wherever There’s a Fight: A History of Civil Liberties in California
Spanning the period from the Gold Rush to the post-9/11 era, the exhibition tells the stories of brave individuals throughout California who stood up for their civil rights. Presented in both English and Spanish.
View the physical traveling exhibition’s webpage here.
How does hosting an online exhibit work?
All of our online exhibits are stored on Exhibit Envoy’s servers, so all you need to do is share the special branded link we’ll give you. Each exhibit is designed to seamlessly incorporate your logo, mission, acknowledgements, and upcoming programs.
Each exhibit works beautifully on both computers and smartphones through normal web browsers, like Firefox and Chrome.
As with our traveling shows, each online exhibit comes with a press kit, which includes images for social media, a template press release, and publicity images.
In addition, your exhibit can be password-protected for some or all of the time you host it (perhaps your members get exclusive, password-protected access for the first two weeks!). Multiple institutions can host an exhibition at the same time, so there’s never any wait time; each institution will receive its own unique exhibit page.
Planning to host the physical traveling version of one of these online exhibitions? Add on the online version to your booking for just half of the typical online exhibit rental price!
Past, Current, and Future Hosts
| Albatross: Life on the Wind and Sea | Pacific Beach Coalition, Pacifica, CA |
| Albatross: Life on the Wind and Sea | Mendocino County Museum, Willits, CA |
| Black and White in Black and White | Great Plains Black History Museum, Omaha, NE |
| Black and White in Black and White | Menlo Park Library, Menlo Park, CA |
| Black and White in Black and White | Shasta Historical Society, Redding, CA |
| California Votes and California Vota | Coronado Historical Association, Coronado, CA |
| California Votes and California Vota | Shasta Historical Society, Redding, CA |
| Feathered Relations | C.N. Gorman Museum, Davis, CA |
| Feathered Relations | Hi-Desert Nature Museum, Yucca Valley, CA |
| Stitching California | Menlo Park Library, Menlo Park, CA |
| Stitching California | Hi-Desert Nature Museum, Yucca Valley, CA |
| Stitching California | La Quinta Museum, La Quinta, CA |
| Tattooed and Tenacious | La Quinta Museum, La Quinta, CA |
| Wherever There’s a Fight and Dondequiera que haya una lucha | Shasta Historical Society, Redding, CA |
| Yosemite People | Grace Hudson Museum, Ukiah, CA |
| Yosemite People | Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum, Temple, TX |