Distract yourself for a moment, with student meditations on the power of distraction. These short audio stories offer an excellent primer for your exhibition experience.
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Science Gallery Melbourne and AUT presented the Future Careers Forum, connecting 3,500+ students across Asia-Pacific with leaders in science, tech, and creativity.
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Focusing on interactive games, play and technology, our new exhibition DISTRACTION explores the ways we might harness the cacophony of digital content and find meaning within it.
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We sat down with Ashlen Campbell to chat about her enriching role as Mediator as she finishes her PhD in Ecology.
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Cinema studies expert Professor Barbara Creed writes about Feminist New Wave Cinema and filmmakers from around the world changing the genre of horror.
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Leading voice in Indigenous storytelling, Dr Mykaela Saunders, explored her groundbreaking research on First Nations speculative fiction at our annual Hugh D.T. Williamson Lecture.
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Students from four different schools collaborated on design thinking in the Merri-Bek Interschool Innovators Program.
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Dr Mykaela Saunders shares her fearless and committed approach to storytelling and some of the complex questions that First Nations writers face in their work.
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Christian Theodosiou shares what he loves about being a Mediator as he completes a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in the Infectious Disease Dynamics Unit.
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Discover how a team of cross-discipline students dove into a world of coding, storytelling, and sound design, to create a game inspired by our exhibition.
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Science Gallery Melbourne is inviting proposals for projects to be included in our 2026 show EMERGENCE(Y).
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The murnong (yam daisy) was a staple food source for Wurundjeri people for tens of thousands of years!
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Developed in collaboration with Singapore’s ArtScience Museum, our next exhibition offers fresh insights into science fiction as seen through the lens of women artists and collectives from the Asia Pacific Region.
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Get to know our interactive wall label chatbot, and how FIELDS can help you connect, explore and make your mark in the conversation.
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Open call for our 2025 exhibition DISTRACTION.
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Journalism students from The University of Melbourne used the NOT NATURAL theme as a prompt for short podcasts.
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An exhibition exploring the growing friction between what we consider natural and artificial opens at Science Gallery Melbourne in February 2024.
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Mónica Bello is the Head of Arts at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Tilly Boleyn is Head Curator at Science Gallery Melbourne.
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Through creative writing workshops delivered at CERN and locally, DARK MATTERS artist Suzanne Treister sought to unlock the hidden imaginations of expert scientific theorists and encourage dreams of future worlds.
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Announcing our partnership with two prestigious institutions: Arts at CERN and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Partical Physics at the University of Melbourne.
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