Let’s Delve Deeper Into This Edible Indigenous Plant

The murnong (yam daisy) was a staple food source for Wurundjeri people for tens of thousands of years!

Gabrielle Capes18 June 2024first nations, botany, NAIDOC

The Story of FIELDS

Get to know our interactive wall label chatbot!

Guest User28 March 2024Science Gallery MelbourneFIELDS, AI, NOT NATURAL

Student podcasts respond to NOT NATURAL

Every exhibition, Text and Audio Journalism students from The University of Melbourne use our theme as a prompt for short podcasts.. Tune in to unpack the exhibition NOT NATURAL.

ExhibitionGuest User25 January 2024NOT NATURAL

Breakthrough

Written by Dr Jeremy Mould, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User31 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

Beginnings and Some Endings

Written by Maria Elena Angoletta, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User17 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

Four Episodes of Evolution

Written by B.K., part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User17 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

Dark Nuggets

Written by Dr. Michael Doser, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User17 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

The Prisoners

Written by Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor Ray Volkas, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User17 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

To Probe A Soul

Written by by Taylor Carnahan, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User17 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

A Dark Matter Dream

Written by Dr Theresa Fruth, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User17 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

As a Matter of Dark

Written by Dr. Tamara Vázquez Schröder, part of a series commissioned by DARK MATTERS artist, Suzanne Treister.

ExhibitionGuest User3 July 2023scientist stories, DARK MATTERS

The Making of a Science Gallery exhibit with J. Rosenbaum and Mel Huang

Find out about the collaboration behind BREAK THE BINARIES exhibit, Self Portrait, in this interview between J. Rosenbaum and Melanie Huang.

ExhibitionGuest User17 June 2023BREAK THE BINARIES, artist interviews

Meet Our Youngest Exhibiting Artist: Lauri Pavlovich

We sat down with eighteen-year-old Lauri Pavlovich (they/them), the youngest exhibiting artist at Science Gallery Melbourne, to chat bugs and breaking the binaries as a neurodivergent and non-binary young person.

ExhibitionGabrielle Capes15 May 2023BREAK THE BINARIES, artist interviews