Featured Display

The non-profit, independent think-tank called the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) is helping to create ideas that will change the world.

A visit to their website is an educational experience, to say the least, with easy access to their innumerable articles, media and information all originated from the simple idea “that neither the dangers we face collectively, nor the unprecedented opportunities the world presents us with, are being optimally managed in humanity's best interests.” (Source: www.cigionline.org/about/message)

CIGI required an exhibit that would help them in their efforts to engage the public in thinking about what exactly is in ‘humanity's best interest’. After careful consideration, they chose a 20 foot Exhibitline system for its versatility and powerful impact.

A dramatic black and blue graphic spanned the entire twenty feet, framing a centred monitor which played videos created by CIGI's in-house design team. To add to the effect of the spectacular exhibit, two of the display cases were dressed to become fully-functional podiums and a matching dye-sublimated table throw was produced, further unifying the visual space.

The display was first used for the 29th International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA 2010) in Toronto, Ontario from October 6th to the 9th, 2010.

A successful showing, the booth not only provided stunning visual impact that drew visitors in; it also served as avenue for Andrew F. Cooper and Amb. Jorge Heine to sign copies of their book 'Which Way Latin America?'.

The complete exhibit is hitting the road again in March 2011 when it travels to Montreal, Quebec for the International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Convention - an event which has participants involved from more than 50 countries.

In the meantime, the flexible Exhibitline system is being used as a backdrop for the in-house media studio.