Exhibition design · Los Angeles

Stories you can walk through.

Mosaic Exhibit designs museum galleries, trade booths, and pop-up experiences with modular walls, accessible routes, and graphics that survive a three-city tour—including crate schedules and rigging notes crews can follow.

Capabilities

Built for load-in day

We design for forklifts, union rules, and the second venue—not only the render.

Modular wall components in a shop

Modular kit-of-parts

Walls, cases, and lighting rails pack into labeled crates with assembly animations.

Accessible ramp in a gallery layout

Accessible routes

Clear widths, tactile cues, and resting points are drawn before graphics begin.

Large format graphic being installed

Graphics that travel

Dye-sub fabrics and vinyl systems are specified for repeated install and strike.

Lighting rig in an exhibition hall

Integrated lighting

Track layouts and driver locations are coordinated with rigging points.

Crates labeled for tour shipment

Tour logistics

We produce load-in schedules, dolly paths, and storage footprints per venue.

Crew assembling an exhibit overnight

Show supervision

Lead techs join opening venues to train local crews and update punch lists.

Tour-ready metrics

Shows on the road
27
Cities this season
6
Average install window
48 hr
Graphics reused between venues
99%

Producer notes

“Crate labels matched the install animation—local crew needed almost no calls to LA.”
Renee HoltTour producer
“Accessibility reviewers signed off because resting points were on the plan, not an afterthought.”
Dev ShahMuseum operations
“We opened in Chicago forty-eight hours after trucks arrived—punch list was six items.”
Miles OrtizExhibition manager
Process

From brief to strike

  1. 01

    Content + flow

    We map visitor paths, dwell times, and ADA requirements before sketching.

  2. 02

    Prototype bay

    Full-scale mock-ups prove sightlines, lighting, and interactive reach.

  3. 03

    Fabrication

    Shop drawings, crate layouts, and rigging calcs release to vendors.

  4. 04

    Tour support

    Lead techs supervise load-in, train crews, and log changes for the next city.

Exhibition FAQ

Do you handle fabrication?

We partner with union shops and issue fully coordinated shop drawings.

Can you join mid-tour?

Yes—we audit crates and graphics, then update layouts for new venues.

How do you manage AV?

Rack elevations, cable paths, and show control schedules are part of our set.

What about international shipping?

We document carnets, voltage needs, and spare parts kits per country.

Do you design retail moments?

Yes—POS integrations and staffing sightlines are included in flow plans.

Can you store between venues?

We coordinate warehouse layouts and environmental requirements for sensitive pieces.

How do you prototype interactives before opening night?

We build full-scale mock walls in our shop, run ADA drills with staff, and tune lighting before crates leave Los Angeles.

Who owns show files after the tour ends?

You receive layered vector art, lighting plots, and rigging diagrams with a license to adapt layouts for future venues.

Los Angeles studio

Mosaic Exhibit, 3400 Industrial Street, Los Angeles, CA 90065

  • Mon–Fri 8:00–18:00
  • Load-in support 24/7 during shows

+1 (323) 555-0177

[email protected]

Opening in six weeks?

Send floor plans and content list—we reply with a prototype bay schedule and tour budget.