Voted for by visitors and delegates at the Museums Association Conference and Exhibition, MA president Vanessa Trevelyan presented Exhibitor Awards last night to two companies for Best Product and Best Looking Stand.
Holoxica on stand 44, won the Best Product award.
Holoxica designs and manufactures full-color digital 3D printed holograms, derived from computer-generated models or real-life footage.
Perdu Puzzles, on stand 20, won the Best Looking Stand award.
Perdu Puzzles creates bespoke hand-designed jigsaws in small, medium or large quantities, produce table-top jigsaws and displays for visitor centres.
Holoxica on stand 44, won the Best Product award.
Holoxica designs and manufactures full-color digital 3D printed holograms, derived from computer-generated models or real-life footage.
Perdu Puzzles, on stand 20, won the Best Looking Stand award.
Perdu Puzzles creates bespoke hand-designed jigsaws in small, medium or large quantities, produce table-top jigsaws and displays for visitor centres.
The exhibition runs until 4.20pm today, so there is still time to find out more about these award-winning companies, and to browse the other suppliers and consultants exhibiting at this year's conference and exhibition.
The Exhibitor Awards voters prize-draw was won by Alex Walker, Harris Museum; Maria Odena, Maria Odena Design; Margerette Sonnenland, Media Farm; and Julie Taylor, Glasgow Museums.
