Exhibitions

Living exhibitions that use AI simulacra to give historical figures voices. Select an exhibition to explore.

Entrance Fee: Full admission to the Virtual Exhibitions is included in standard Universitas Scholarium monthly membership the monthly subscription

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Gallipoli: The Scale of Our War

Inspired by Te Papa’s landmark exhibition. Talk to the eight New Zealanders whose stories define the Gallipoli campaign — the farmer, the surgeon, the nurse, the scholar, the Māori machine-gunner. Wētā Workshop gave them bodies. We give them voices.

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Sir John Soane’s Museum

Converse with the collection at 13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields — the architect, the house itself, the draughtsman who painted ruins, the imaginary architect of impossible prisons, the painter of moral narratives, the explorer, and the pharaoh’s sarcophagus.

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The Library of Ashurbanipal

Thirty thousand cuneiform tablets. Talk to the Flood Tablet itself, to the king who built the Library, to the Victorian engraver who read it, to the Assyrian Christian who found it, and to the voice of the scholar who curates it today. Objects, kings, excavators, decipherers.

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Future exhibitions

Additional living exhibitions are in development. Each will pair museum collections or historical events with AI simulacra that offer conversational access to the people, places, and ideas behind the exhibits.