The ANOBO International Children's Tech and Art Traveling Exhibition "A Drop of Water with One World" officially opened at the China World Art Museum in Beijing on June 28, 2022. Experts from various industries attended the opening ceremony, and they delivered speeches, engaged in discussions about innovative quality education at the "ANOBO Children's Global Competence Forum," and also presented exhibition certificates to young artists. The exhibition created an immersive and novel teaching model by embracing four key curatorial characteristics: artistry, educational, technological, and international, all interlinked to nurture young world explorers with global perspectives.

Water Drops Around the World

A immersive interactive exhibition created by artists from various countries together with children, designed by educators to allow children to explore freely and to gain love and growth.The exhibition starts from the journey of "a drop of water" and revolves around four units: artistic creativity inspired by water, life nurtured in water, civilization originating from water, and lastly the ecological changes of water. This exhibition guides children to learn scientific and cultural knowledge of water, explore their relationship with water, understand water resources and envrionmental issues related to water.

My Conversation with Water

Created by interdisciplinary artists and data engineer Wen ZhuThe exhibition My Conversation with Water is a creative concerto of water and children's voices. Wen Zhu uses computer programs to control the dripping water device to "conduct" the small water droplets to play percussion instruments. Within the perforated walls of the surrounding space are hidden paintings by young artists from 8 countries. They use their tender voices to tell stories related to water in their native languages.This exhibition fully engages children's five senses and provides them with an immersive exploratory experience.

Liquid Dream Machine

The Liquid Dream Machine is co-created by German new media artist Wude and children. It is a highly popular interactive exhibition area that combines elements of artistic creation, scientific experiments and computer technology. Under the guidance of staff, children drip liquid pigments into petri dishes to create fluid paintings, which are then projected onto the wall as their own cool light show. Wude independently developed the sound and light interactive software that can recognize the colors used by children and then convert colors/lights into electronic music. At the mixing console, children become little DJs, creating sound signals that seem to come from outer space.