ParkLake x National Geographic – A Century of Change Exhibition

About This Project

CONTEXT:

ParkLake became the host of A Century of Change, a famous National Geographic exhibition.

WHAT WE DID:

ParkLake proudly assumed the role of host for the illustrious exhibition, “A Century of Change,” meticulously curated by National Geographic. This extraordinary event delved into the intricate tapestry of societal evolution over the past century, with a particular emphasis on the transformative impact women have had on shaping the world we live in today. As a premier destination for cultural enrichment, ParkLake underscored its commitment to fostering awareness and understanding by showcasing this thought-provoking exhibition within its sophisticated venue.

The centerpiece of “A Century of Change” at ParkLake was a compelling exploration of the pivotal role women have played in reshaping societies across the globe. Through an array of captivating visual narratives, the exhibition highlighted the courage, resilience, and ingenuity of women who have been instrumental in driving social progress. From groundbreaking achievements in science and technology to advancements in education and advocacy, the stories showcased at ParkLake underscored the profound and enduring influence of women on the trajectory of societal development.

ParkLake’s collaboration with National Geographic on this exhibition not only celebrated the accomplishments of women throughout history but also served as a testament to the mall’s dedication to providing a platform for meaningful dialogue. By hosting “A Century of Change,” ParkLake created a space where visitors could engage with the dynamic narrative of women’s impact on society, encouraging reflection on the strides made and the challenges that lie ahead. This corporate initiative aligned seamlessly with ParkLake’s commitment to fostering cultural awareness and intellectual discourse within the community.

DELIVERABLES:

• PR Release and media awareness
• Digital Campaign
• Exhibition Installation