The recent exhibit on Darwin began at the American Museum of Natural History, then had a running at the Franklin Institute, the Boston Museum of Science, and the Field Museum in Chicago. Next it will appear at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto (March 8, 2008-August 4, 2008), and finally to the Natural History Museum in London in late 2008 to be part of the 2009 events celebrating the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth (February 12, 2009). I learned that after London, it will head to the San Diego Natural History Museum (so I will get to see it!). There is a second version of the exhibit traveling internationally as well, one place being the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Let me know if you’re interested in a review of the exhibit by historian of science Richard Bellon from the journal Museums & Social Issues: A Journal of Reflective Discourse.

[Image modified from a Field Museum image]

Darwin Exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History (New York)
Pink Air: Brand aura (8/24/06)
Holy Spirit Interactive: An Evening with Darwin in New York

Darwin Exhibit at the Franklin Institute (Philadelpia)
Journeys Near and Far: Darwin at the Franklin Institute (12/29/06)

Darwin Exhibit at the Museum of Science (Boston)
Nature Network: Review: Darwin exhibit at the Museum of Science (2/21/07)

Darwin Exhibit at the Field Museum (Chicago)
The Clareverse: Darwin exhibit at the Field Museum

Darwin Exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum (Toronto)
stuff.co.nz: Canadian exhibit celebrates Darwin’s legacy (2/28/08)
Beagle Project Blog: The Canadians have mount-ied a Darwin exhibition. (Updated) (3/27/08)
Beagle Project Blog: Darwin: the evolution revolution (4/8/08) [also here]
Natural Reckonings: The ‘Evolution Revolution’, Strange Bedfellows? (on corporate sponsors)
National Post: A natural selection of ROM sponsors – Donations For Darwin
Town Crier: Darwin a reluctant revolutionary of evolution
Canoe.ca: Darwin Was Right

Darwin Exhibit at the Natural History Museum (London)