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Smithsonian Libraries contracted Smithsonian Exhibits (SIE) to develop, design, and produce Game Change: Elephants from Prey to Preservation, an exhibit tracing the shift in public attitudes about elephants from the late 19th century to today.

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A text panel with an illustration of an elephant on it next to a display case containing books and other objectsThe intro panel and a display case from Game Change: Elephants from Prey to Preservation

A large display case containing books and other objects

A display case from Game Change: Elephants from Prey to Preservation

A text panel with an illustration of an elephant and the title “Game Change”

The intro panel from Game Change: Elephants from Prey to Preservation

A large display case containing books and other objects

 To preserve paper from light damage, books and pages were rotated throughout the run of the exhibit.

A text panel with an illustration of an elephant on it next to a display case containing books and other objects

The intro panel and a display case from Game Change: Elephants from Prey to Preservation

A display case containing a large circular collar surrounding an image of an elephant’s head

The largest object in the exhibit was a radio collar used to track elephants in the wild.

 

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