Transporting Melbourne to the Streets of New York: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 40Th Anniversary Exhibition

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November 11, 2024

Last Thursday The Bugg Report attended The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 40th Anniversary Exhibition which is currently running at The District in Melbourne’s Docklands. The exhibition takes fans of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on a nostalgic journey through the beloved franchise.

The exhibition features a variety of immersive experiences, including:

Projection Gallery: A captivating cinematic experience showcasing the evolution of TMNT storytelling through archival footage, character exploration, and fan perspectives.
Art Gallery: A curated display of 40 new artworks from 20 creatives, celebrating TMNT’s enduring legacy through a skate-themed art display.
Vintage Memorabilia Gallery: A treasure trove of TMNT collectibles, including original action figures and rare memorabilia.
Arcade Zone: A nostalgic space filled with classic TMNT arcade games, allowing visitors to relive the golden age of gaming.
Pizza-rama Gift Shop: An immersive merchandise store styled as a pizza parlor, offering a range of exclusive TMNT merchandise

“Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is an important milestone for us, and we are thrilled to present an exhibition that not only honours their rich history but also showcases their evolution as cultural icons. This immersive experience promises to engage fans of all ages and remind us all why the Turtles have remained in our hearts for four decades,” said Christie Scandura, Director of Licensing and Consumer Products at Paramount Australia.

“This exhibition is a unique opportunity to delve into Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ evolution from its comic book origins to its now iconic place in pop culture. We have created an experience that combines nostalgia with fresh innovation, letting visitors explore the Turtles’ influence on art, gaming, and storytelling. I’m thrilled for fans to immerse themselves in the creativity and passion woven into every part of this showcase,” said Curator Eddie Zammit.