We visit museums because we want to learn and be amazed of the marvels of mother nature, human feat and history of everything around us. The museum houses that rarest and most important items of the world and these are treasures that can't be replicated, because they can be found only in one place and was taken cared by natural weathering to make it available for us to appreciate its existence.
When it comes to visualization and physical exhibit of historical items, the museums are the go-to places and the only places we know that can feature information and tell a story about a certain item, artifact, artwork or an important physical thing or an idea that helped tell a tale about the past and we learn from it by looking at it, and appreciate the beauty or be amazed of its historical back ground.
Visualization are important in museums, that's why they need support and donations from the people so that they can produce a better presentation of story and also visual guide for us to understand the history and story of everything.
Last July, LG Philippines took the initiative to donate their world's best OLED TV to our National Museum of Natural History, this is in line of LG Philippines CSR thrust of promoting education.
LG donated 65-inch OLED TV (E8), one 55-inch OLED TV (C8) and one 55-inch UHD TV.
The OLED TVs will be used for presentation and exhibit daily inside the National Museum. So expect more visual guides produced by the museum administration and also group who are working with them in collaboration of a project that helps to bring more educational content to the public.
The National Museum of Natural History was opened recently and was well received by the public. It is new and the structure and design inside is a wow factor to all museum visitors. They say that the National Museum of Natural History received a lot of nods by museum experts of other countries because the museum organized their exhibit as per category.
Adding the LG OLED TV's in a museum will be helpful to visitors to better understand the information through graphics, videos or short story on video, and this might interest some group who want to produce video content for the museum as a collaborative effort.
LG donated one of their new OLED TV, the new model -- E8 series, an OLED TV with 4k HDR tech and with AI ThinkQ technology. Just like the smartphone and camera tech with AI features, which can select scenes and produce better photo based on the scenery, the LG OLED TV E8 series can do the same AI performance. The AI ThinkQ adjusted automatically to the right color and adjustment based on the content scene on the TV.
“We are very thankful to LG for their generous donation to the National Museum and for their enthusiastic support of our new National Museum of Natural History, which has broken new ground in facilitating far wider public appreciation of the natural wonders of the Philippine archipelago. These cutting-edge, beautifully designed TVs, combined with the work of this institution, will immerse our viewers and provide them with special experiences of the heritage and patrimony of the Filipino people. This video will convey more effectively than ever before the amazing marine experience that Bohol, one of so many extraordinary places in the Philippines, has to offer—short of diving Balicasag Island’s hidden depths themselves.”
- Jeremy Barns, director of the National Museum of the Philippines
At the event, James Deakin shares his testimonial and review of the LG Signature OLED TV
LG also commissioned underwater conservationist director/photographer Noel Guevara to create a short video that showcases the richness and beauty of underwater life in the Philippines, which is considered as the epicenter of the epicenter of marine biodiversity on Earth. Yup, that's double the epicenter, not a typo, our country is lucky to have it.
Noel showed to us his video footage from their exploration in Balicasag Island in Panglao, Bohol. He showed to us the rich and healthy marine system in Bohol and he encounter a lot of creatures like the Whale Shark, Thresher shark, sea turtle and also different corals
Under water footages taken by Noel Guevara is such a mind blown, His series will be available for viewing at The National Musuem of Natural History and this will be played on an LG OLED TV for better visual performance and appreciation of life under the water.
"LG’s goal is to harness the power of beautiful images and modern, innovative technology to fuel and inspire the next generation, The TVs we are donating to the National Museum can be used both as educational vessels and design inspiration. The LG OLED TVs can integrate perfectly into the interiors of the National Museum in Manila and the other educational centers in their growing network of museums within the country, while the video will give museum visitors moving glimpses of the Philippines’ natural inheritance. We at LG Philippines are very proud to be associated with this great public institution and center of education, science and culture, and all of the work that they carry out for the benefit of the Filipino people and their innumerable friends throughout the world.
- LG Philippines managing director Mr. Inkwun Heo
Congrats to our National Museum and LG Philippines for an awesome collab for bringing content on museum and making sure that we are aware of the beauty around the Philippine island. Appreciating the beauty of nature will give us hope that we humans will become more responsible in living with mother Earth.
Infront of me -- the middle part of the museum is called -- the tree of life
LG and the National Museum gave us a tour around the new museum building. Too bad that I arrived late and I didn;t got a chance to view it for FREE on a Monday afternoon. The museum is closed every Monday, but they opened the museum exclusively for us media and bloggers for the LG event.
But that's okay, now I know how to enter and go around, I will come back here and bring my family to appreciate the beauty of the museum's design and also the content they feature.
Say hello to Mr. T-rex. Lots of dinosaur bones are featured at the area of Tree of Life.
Here are some photos of the exhibit around the tree of life
Thanks LG for inviting us
and also congratulations to National Museum for the LG OLED TV donated by LG Philippines.
