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Watch out! Fans of CSI:, one of the most successful TV-series of the world will face their personal challenge: CSI: The Experience requires you to solve one of three crimes in Vienna. Using forensic investigation methods like the real agents you play the role of Gil Grissom from CSI: Las Vegas.

CSI: The Experience - Crack the Case, starting November 29, 2008 open daily at the Vienna Ballroom, Am Riesenradplatz, 1020 Wien. Tickets and more infos:
www.csivienna.at or 01/714 88 77 or www.csitheexperience.org

On April 7, 2009 the exhibitions Leonardo da Vinci Man | Inventor | Genius and Leonardo da Vinci Man | Artist | Genius opened in the Eaton Centre in the city centre of Montréal. This is the first time that these worldwide successful EMS Exhibits exhibitions are on display in Canada. The exhibitions show Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions from sketch until computer simulation and 23 replicated paintings of this universal genius from Italy.

Event Marketing Service is proud to announce that the successful travelling exhibit Leonardo da Vinci Man | Inventor | Genius will be on display at The Detroit Science Center from October 2008 to January 2009. This is already the fifth venue in the United States; other venues were the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, IL, the Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA, and the Houston Museum of Nature and Science.

The exhibition highlights treasures that are 2,500 to 4,600 years old and features more than 70 objects excavated from Tutankhamun’s tomb, including his golden sandals – created specifically for the afterlife – which were found on his feet when his mummy was unwrapped. Also included is one of the golden canopic coffinettes, inlaid with precious stones, which contained his preserved internal organs.

Other key objects in the exhibition from King Tutankhamun’s tomb are a colossal figure of Tutankhamun depicting the king as a young man, which originally may have stood at Tutankhamun’s mortuary temple, as well as a shabti of Tutankhamun. The exhibition also contains 75 objects from other Valley of the Kings tombs, including the golden mask of Psusennes, the third king of the 21st dynasty of Egypt.

Tutankhamun and the World of the Pharaohs was on display from March to September 2008 at the Museum of Ethnology in Vienna, Austria, and now travels the USA until 2012, hosted by the most prestigious museums.

After its huge success in Brno, Czech Republic the two major Leonardo da Vinci exhibitions are now on display in Prague. In one of the most frequented areas of Prague a former bank was transformed into a wonderful museum. The exhibitions will be open to the public until March 2009. Leonardo’s machines created specifically based on the original codices as well as computer simulations explaining the phenomena and physical challenges are presented just as much as his music has been reconstructed and all his paintings replicated and is presented in the “timeroom”, a synopsis of his life-time achievements in chronological order.

A special experience that contributes in-depth to our Leonardo da Vinci exhibition are the video guides that can be rented out at the museum entrance. For further information on tickets and opening hours please refer to www.leonardo-da-vinci.cz

On June 25, the third Korean Dialogue in the Dark installation opened at the Dialogue Museum in Seoul. In this exhibition, the streets of Seoul have been recreated on 800 square metres in a completely dark room. Instead of the blind being led by those with sight, the exact opposite is played out – the blind introduce us to their world by sharing the beauty which they experience without the aid of visual sight. This is a long-term exhibit. Tours are held daily from 10 am to 8 pm and take up to 60 minutes. This exhibition is a cooperative venture between the Dialogue Museum and EMS Asia Pacific. For more information please visit www.dialogue-in-dark.com.

He was a painter, sculptor, architect, art historian, musician, natural scientist, writer and inventor. But above all he was an artist and universal genius.

The exhibit Leonardo da Vinci Man | Artist | Genius in the Minoritenkirche Vienna gives you an extraordinary opportunity to see all 23 paintings known to be created by Leonardo da Vinci, all of which are replicated in their original size. They are presented in chronological order to provide a better grasp of the developments and changes in Leonardo’s work. Furthermore, visitors are informed about the journeys most of his paintings have taken around the world during the past 500 years.

During the exhibit, music from the time of Leonardo da Vinci is played. Professor Reinhard Amon and Maestro Prof. Contini have meticulously resurrected the music Leonardo composed during his life, and which now guides visitors through the exhibit.

Visitors who want to see the ‘Mona Lisa’ have to wait for hours at the Louvre in Paris, for the ‘Benois Madonna’ one must travel to St. Petersburg, while ‘Madonna in the Cave’ can be found at The National Gallery in London. For the price of a single exhibit, visitors can appreciate all of Leonardo da Vinci’s wonderful paintings – without having to travel the world!

More information about this special exhibit can be found at www.leonardo-da-vinci.at.