on.tour - The JMB goes to school

How does family shape a person? Who believes – and in what? What does belonging mean? What is home?

With the mobile exhibition on.tour, the Jewish Museum Berlin visited schools throughout Germany all year round. The active participation of the students promoted dialogue about Jewish history, culture, and religion – and strengthened understanding and tolerance.

For this, we developed flexible modules that could be adapted to different spaces. The exhibition was supplemented by six interactive diaries of Jewish youths in the form of an iPad app.

Customer:
Jewish Museum Berlin
Year:
2012
Links:
jmberlin.de
Students stand in a school hallway in front of a colorful red-and-pink exhibition poster that is part of the mobile on.tour exhibition from the Jewish Museum Berlin. Various people wearing jackets and backpacks are looking at information boards on the walls.
Three black portable exhibition modules on wheels stand on cobblestones in front of a white building. The sturdy transport cases are spacious and fitted with metal hardware, ready for flexible use by the Jewish Museum Berlin's mobile exhibition.
Two people are assembling a graphic module with white lines on a beige surface, part of a mobile exhibition design for the Jewish Museum Berlin. They are working with focus on the positioning and attachment of the exhibition element outdoors.
A white packaging box from "Chiro" on a pink surface, which is clearly part of an exhibition or communication design project.
A mobile exhibition by the Jewish Museum Berlin featuring a pink truck, red parasols, and interactive exhibition modules in a square, surrounded by visitors and students interacting at the stands.
Mobile exhibition module with integrated screen and two orange elements, embedded in a minimalist metal frame on a green background, developed for the on.tour exhibition of the Jewish Museum Berlin.
A person in a black jacket operates an interactive station with pink elements, part of the Jewish Museum Berlin's mobile exhibition for promoting dialogue and understanding.
Two students are sitting next to each other at a table, working intently on a tablet, smiling, and appearing to have fun while learning. They are wearing headphones and taking notes in their notebooks.
A woman in a white jacket stands next to a modular, turquoise exhibition case, which is part of the Jewish Museum Berlin's mobile exhibition. The exhibition modules are designed to be flexibly set up in different spaces, in front of an urban backdrop with old buildings in the background.