From November 1st, 2010 to May 1st, 2012, the Global Lives Project and Long Now Foundation partnered to host a Global Lives Project installation at the Long Now Foundation Museum & Store. The Global Lives Project is a collaboratively-built library of human experience gathered from an orphanage in Kazakhstan, a corner store in China, a street car in San Francisco, and many other locations foreign and familiar. This exhibit featured a panel with Global Lives Project Founder and Executive Director David Evan Harris, along with Global Lives Project filmmakers Ya-Hsuan Huang and Jason J. Price. It housed around 19,200 attendees. In this exhibit, on-screen participants from the First 10 series appeared across four screens.