November 19, 2016 heralded the opening of “Jacque Fresco – 100 Years of Vision”, a very candid, clean and condensed representation of Jacque’s life at the Baker Museum in Naples, Florida. This exhibit was a year in the making and was finalized about three months prior to opening. Joel Holt and Roxanne Meadows spent 3 months cleaning and reconditioning 54 of Jacque’s models, which were displayed between many of the black and white ink sketches chosen from over 5500 that Jacque has produced over the past 37 years. Four walls were devoted to a timeline of Jacque’s life’s work, presented through blueprints, drawings, patent illustrations, photos, and even a video. The museum curator, Silvia Perea, performed extensive research and assembled a detailed display of Jacque’s 100 years of work spanning diverse fields, all laid out in chronological order. It will impress and inspire people of all ages. Special thanks to Silvia, Frank Verpoorten, and everyone else at the Artis-Naples/Baker Museum who made this exhibit possible.
![Jacque Fresco - Penn State Lecture [2015 release]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/xhIppqAwcwg/hqdefault.jpg)
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