Great Exhibitions

Great Exhibitions refer to large-scale showcases of art, culture, and innovation, often held in major cities, that aim to celebrate human achievement and creativity. The most famous example is the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, which displayed industrial advances and artworks from around the world. These events often feature pavilions from different countries, allowing nations to display their economic and cultural contributions. Great Exhibitions have historically promoted international cooperation, cultural exchange, and inspired developments in design, industry, and education, serving as a platform for ideas and innovation that shape society.