Aardman exhibition marks animation studio’s half a century in Bristol
Summary
Aardman, the animation studio known for Wallace and Gromit, is celebrating 50 years in Bristol with a new exhibition. The show at the M Shed highlights the studio's history, connection to Bristol, and creative achievements, featuring puppets, sets, and inspirations from the local area.Key Facts
- Aardman has been based in Bristol for 50 years.
- The exhibition is held at the M Shed museum near Aardman’s studio on Gas Ferry Road.
- It features famous characters like Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, and Morph.
- The studio draws inspiration from Bristol’s independent and creative spirit.
- Some exhibition sets are based on real Bristol and south-west England locations, such as Bristol Temple Meads station and Montacute House.
- The exhibition includes a flying machine from Chicken Run that survived a 2005 fire.
- New, never-before-seen sets from the 2024 film Vengeance Most Fowl are on display.
- The show aims to inspire young people to consider careers in creative industries.
- Visitors can buy Aardman-themed souvenirs and enjoy themed food in the museum cafe.
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