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Who We Are

Museum partnerships for world-class exhibitions

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We Are Innovators

Innovation drives everything we do. At Flying Fish, decades of industry expertise meet boundless imagination to create dynamic touring exhibitions, permanent experiences, and beyond. We thrive on developing original ideas and pushing the boundaries of traditional exhibition design—turning challenges into unforgettable moments. If it’s never been done before? Even better.

A man with short blond hair, glasses, and a beard is smiling at the camera. He is wearing a plaid shirt and standing in front of a blurred outdoor background.
Jay Brown
Principal & Managing Director
A man with a beard and short hair, wearing a dark blue sweater, stands outdoors in front of blurred greenery, smiling at the camera.
Trent Brown
VP of Operations

We Are Designers

At Flying Fish, design is where creativity takes shape. Our team blends storytelling, technology, and imagination to develop touring exhibitions and permanent experiences that engage all the senses, where innovation serves storytelling and every detail has purpose.

Liz Frerichs, a woman with long brown hair wearing a black shirt and light blue jeans, stands smiling in front of a garden filled with various colorful flowers.
Liz Frerichs
Director of Exhibitions
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Anna Clark
Head of Marketing

We Are Collaborators

Have a complex idea, a logistical challenge, or a vision that feels just out of reach? Perfect. We thrive on turning bold ambitions into reality and we do that by keeping collaboration at the heart of everything we do. By understanding our partner’s goals and mission, we transform collections and ideas into extraordinary touring exhibitions that educate, inspire, and stand the test of time.

A man wearing glasses and a striped shirt smiles at the camera, standing in front of a background of green leaves.
Ed Ballard
Exhibition Manager & Lead A/V Technician
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Carli Brown
Project Manager
Jeanette Collins, a woman with long dark hair and a light brown sleeveless cardigan, smiles outdoors with lush greenery in the background.
Jeanette Collins
Exhibition Developer

We Are Professionals

At Flying Fish, excellence isn’t just a goal—it’s our standard. With twelve years of expertise in exhibition design, production, tour management and more, we bring experience, ingenuity, and reliability to every project. From museums and science centers to unexpected spaces, we deliver bold ideas on time and within budget, backed by the kind of trust that only comes from doing the work right, the first time.

Rebecca Luedemann
Marketing Coordinator
Emily Kielhorn, a woman with long brown hair wearing an orange top and teal earrings, smiles outdoors with a blurred background.
Emily Kielhorn
Sales & Marketing Administrator.
Daniel MacPherson, wearing glasses, a dark cap, and a green patterned hoodie, stands in a garden surrounded by trees, flowers, and a wooden fence in the background.
Daniel MacPherson
Exhibition Manager
Ziggy Goddard, a man with short hair and a tattooed arm, sits outdoors smiling in a black T-shirt with colorful text. Flowers and green plants create a vibrant backdrop.
Ziggy Goddard
Exhibition Manager & A/V Technician
Kai Lane-U'ren, a man with wavy brown hair and a beard, smiles outdoors, wearing a dark corduroy shirt over a black t-shirt, with green foliage in the background.
Kai Lane-U’ren
Graphic Designer
Joseph Mandrell, a man with glasses and a beard, stands outdoors in front of a yellow brick wall, wearing a black coat over a tan sweater and collared shirt.
Joseph Mandrell
Exhibition Manager
Woman with long dark hair wearing a green polka dot dress smiles while standing outdoors in front of leafy greenery.
Krista Maus
Office Manager

Our Partners and Clients

The DoSeum logo with colorful geometric shapes, the words "THE DO SEUM," and the slogan "Minds at Play" underneath highlights its connection to traveling exhibitions that inspire learning and creativity.Harvard Radcliffe Institute Schlesinger Library logo with a red shield containing three black stripes next to the institute’s name in black and red text, representing its commitment to touring exhibitions and traveling exhibition services.The image shows the word "OCEANX" in dark blue, bold, uppercase letters with a modern, sans-serif font. The "X" extends diagonally to the right, reflecting OceanX’s role as a leading producer of traveling exhibitions.Nautilus Live Ocean Exploration Trust logo with a blue and yellow compass design and bold text, representing a leading producer of traveling exhibitions dedicated to marine discovery.National Geographic logo with a yellow rectangular frame next to the words "National Geographic" in bold, black letters, reflecting its status as a leading producer of traveling exhibitions.Logo for the National Air and Space Museum featuring a stylized aircraft icon and bold text, perfect for promoting traveling exhibitions across the country.Napa Valley Museum logo featuring bold "NVM" initials and "ON TOUR" beneath in a black geometric font, representing our leading producer of traveling exhibitions.Logo for The Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts, leading producer of traveling exhibitions, featuring outlined kitchen utensils and vegetables above the organization’s name in red text.Black capital letters "MH" in bold font, with the text "Museums of History NSW" and “Who We Are Flying Fish” underneath in smaller, regular font on a white background.Logo of the Intrepid Museum featuring a stylized ship icon above bold black text that reads "INTREPID MUSEUM," highlighting its dynamic touring exhibitions on a transparent background.Cosmosphere logo featuring a stylized galaxy and "Cosmosphere International SciEd Center & Space Museum," ideal for touring exhibition promotions or collaboration with traveling exhibition companies.Australian National Maritime Museum logo with large, bold "MUSEUM" text and smaller vertical text on the right reading "Australian National Maritime Museum," highlighting its engaging touring exhibition offerings.A person in sportswear is running up a hill on a dirt trail surrounded by dry grass and rolling hills, their journey echoing the adventurous spirit of the Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks under a clear blue sky.A person sits cross-legged in a meditative pose with hands resting on their knees, as if contemplating the wonders of a space traveling exhibition. The outline is simple and drawn in black on a white background.A person stands on one leg in a yoga tree pose, with arms raised above their head, forming a straight line with their body—like an exhibit highlight from traveling exhibition companies.The NHL logo featuring stylized white "NHL" text on a black shield with a silver border, often appears at leading producer of traveling exhibitions and is showcased through traveling exhibition services.Red circle with a white molecule-like graphic in the top left and the text "MONTRÉAL SCIENCE CENTRE" in white on the right, representing their renowned touring exhibition and traveling exhibition services.Logo for TELUS World of Science Edmonton, featuring five purple vertical bars forming an abstract building design next to the institution's name in black text, reflects the spirit of discovery shared by Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.University of Minnesota Duluth logo with maroon "M" and the slogan "Driven to Discover," featured by Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.
Text logo for the American Museum of Natural History, displayed in a bold, serif font on a white background, representing Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions.Betty Brinn Children's Museum logo with geometric shapes—a teal circle, yellow square, and red triangle—above the word "museum." Features Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions as part of its creative identity.NASA logo with a red vector and white orbit on a blue circle, above the text "Marshall Space Flight Center" in blue letters on a white background. Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are highlights this iconic design.Logo of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center featuring a blue rocket and swoosh design to the left of red text reading "U.S. Space & Rocket Center," home to exciting NASA traveling exhibits for space enthusiasts.The image shows the Museum of Pop Culture logo with the text "MoPOP" and "Museum of Pop Culture" in black on a transparent background, highlighting Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.Kansas City Union Station logo featuring a building silhouette, with the text “Kansas City Union Station Since 1914” in black, gold, and white—perfect for fans of Dinosaurs Revealed: Journey Across America.White block letters on a blue background spell "FIELD." with "MUSEUM" vertically inside the "FIE" section—a dynamic design reflecting the creativity of Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.The word "barbican" is displayed in bold, black lowercase letters on a white background, reminiscent of Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are, which celebrates distinct visual identities.Hockey Hall of Fame logo featuring a silhouette of a hockey player inside a circular blue, red, and white emblem with English and French text, presented by Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.A silhouette of a person sits cross-legged in meditation, hands resting on their knees and palms facing upward—a serene image reflecting the mindful philosophy of Who We Are Flying Fish.Logo for the Japanese American National Museum featuring “janm,” a geometric symbol, and referencing “Before They Were Heroes: Sus Ito’s World War II Images” above the full museum name.Logo for Minnesota Children’s Museum featuring a purple abstract figure next to the museum name in gray text, highlighting the Who We Are Flying Fish creative approach.Logo for Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum of the Chicago Academy of Sciences, with a pink abstract butterfly shape above the text. Part of Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions.Logo for The North Carolina Arboretum, featured in the Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions, with a stylized landscape of yellow sun, blue sky, and green leaves beside the institution's name in blue and green text.
Text logo for the American Museum of Natural History, displayed in a bold, serif font on a white background, representing Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions.Australian National Maritime Museum logo with large, bold "MUSEUM" text and smaller vertical text on the right reading "Australian National Maritime Museum," highlighting its engaging touring exhibition offerings.Black and white Cincinnati Museum Center logo featuring a stylized building dome and bold text on the right, highlighting Who We Are Flying Fish.The DoSeum logo with colorful geometric shapes, the words "THE DO SEUM," and the slogan "Minds at Play" underneath highlights its connection to traveling exhibitions that inspire learning and creativity.White block letters on a blue background spell "FIELD." with "MUSEUM" vertically inside the "FIE" section—a dynamic design reflecting the creativity of Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.Hockey Hall of Fame logo featuring a silhouette of a hockey player inside a circular blue, red, and white emblem with English and French text, presented by Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions Who We Are.Logo for Minnesota Children’s Museum featuring a purple abstract figure next to the museum name in gray text, highlighting the Who We Are Flying Fish creative approach.Logo for The North Carolina Arboretum, featured in the Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions, with a stylized landscape of yellow sun, blue sky, and green leaves beside the institution's name in blue and green text.The image shows the word "OCEANX" in dark blue, bold, uppercase letters with a modern, sans-serif font. The "X" extends diagonally to the right, reflecting OceanX’s role as a leading producer of traveling exhibitions.Logo for Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum of the Chicago Academy of Sciences, with a pink abstract butterfly shape above the text. Part of Who We Are Flying Fish Traveling Exhibitions.Logo of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center featuring a blue rocket and swoosh design to the left of red text reading "U.S. Space & Rocket Center," home to exciting NASA traveling exhibits for space enthusiasts.