New Mexico History Museum
Museums
Nestled in Santa Fe, Exhibit Concepts helped the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs craft ‘Forks in the Road’, a long-term exhibition space at the New Mexico History Museum.
The nearly 1,500 square-foot space allows visitors to embark on a culinary adventure through New Mexico’s iconic eateries. Designed to inspire a greater appreciation and understanding of New Mexico’s unique culture, Exhibit Concepts collaborated with DG Studios and Bucy Associates to craft the engaging and memorable experience. With features including soundscapes, scent diffusers, and other components, the modest space fully immerses visitors with impactful storytelling and thoughtful design.
- Santa Fe, New Mexico
- 2024
- ~1,500 ft²
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