Find out about the collaboration behind BREAK THE BINARIES exhibit, Self Portrait, in this interview between J. Rosenbaum and Melanie Huang.
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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.
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Join us in celebrating this annual event dedicated to education in Victoria!
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Announcing the appointment of Sarah Durcan as the new Executive Director of Science Gallery International.
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Apply now to be part of our advisory board, Sci Curious! Applications now closed.
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Submit a video artwork to our competition for University of Melbourne students, for the chance to win a $1000 giftcard. Entries now closed.
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Open call for our 2024 exhibition NOT NATURAL (applications now closed).
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Chartered Accountants ANZ will support our Friday Night Socials and other key projects.
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How can we better look after Country this NAIDOC week and beyond? Here are five practical tips from Emu Sky curator, Zena Cumpston.
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They say ‘the key to a person’s heart is through their stomach’. Could it also be the key to their mood and mental health?
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Imagine being observed through viewfinders, locked up inside a tiny, secluded room on the worst day of your life.
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Meet Mandy Nicholson, a Wurundjeri-willam / Dja Dja wurrung / Ngurai illum wurrung woman helping other women to find a renewed sense of pride in their Aboriginal heritage.
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Get insight into the latest Inertia residency
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Explore this youth-made digital zine created in response to our MENTAL exhibition.
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The finalists in our Frame of Mind Open Call with Science Gallery Bengalaru are a click away!
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Celebrating the work and life of artist Josh Muir.
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Open call for BREAKING THE BINARY, a celebration of everything that’s possible in a world beyond binaries. (Applications now closed)
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Science Gallery Bengaluru and Science Gallery Melbourne invite young adults (15-28 years old) to respond to our Photography Prompts programme.
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Wellness is about much more than not being sick— it’s a trillion-dollar industry.
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The Arts X Science Residency supports a First Nations artist or collective to research and develop a new work between Arts House and the Science Gallery Melbourne.
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