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EXHIBITIONS
EMERGENCE[Y]
0.6.06.26 – 05.12.26
Urgent times. Emergent futures.
EMERGENCE[Y] brings together artists, scientists, technologists, and collaborators to explore how we adapt to a world in flux. In an age marked by ecological collapse, technological acceleration, and social upheaval, adaptation becomes not only a biological imperative but a creative and ethical act. This free Science Gallery Melbourne exhibition asks: how might we not only survive through change but emerge in a critically reimaged future?
EVENTS
Seeking a guided experience? Join one of our Mediators on a guided tour of EMERGENCE[Y] exhibition highlights.
D/deaf and Hard of Hearing young people and their siblings are invited to Science Gallery Melbourne these school holidays to experience a hands-on STEM workshop delivered in Auslan and English.
Magnify the micro in this drop-in drawing activity with visual artist Briony Barr.
Patricia Piccinini joins international stem cell expert Professor Melissa Little for a conversation on art and science.
Five researchers. Five minutes each. Big ideas in stem cell science shaping the future of medicine.
For Now or Never, EMERGENCE[Y] becomes a playful celebration of making something brilliant out of what’s been left behind.
Local artist Dylan Martorell brings the junkyard to life with interactive sound sculptures made from upcycled objects and robotics.
