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A youth-focussed exhibition about experiences of mental health is interactive and expansive, kicking down the barriers between science and art.
Date Time New exhibition to explore mental health perspectives at Science Gallery Melbourne Interactive artwork Mirror Ritual by Nina Rajcic and SensiLab augments a mirror with AI to foster both literal and metaphoric reflection. Image: John McCormack Opening on 15 June, MENTAL: Head Inside, the first exhibition to be presented at Science Gallery Melbourne’s new purpose-built gallery, will reflect a range of different perspectives on mental health. In the exhibition, science, technology and art come together to showcase stories and experiences from across the mental health spectru...
Apr 18, 2021 In June this year it will launch its own purpose-built gallery on the corner of Grattan and Swanston Streets, a gateway to the University of Melbourne’s new Melbourne Connect innovation precinct, and a major new attraction delivering immersive, interactive exhibitions and events focused on the collision of art and science. Director of Museums and Collections Rose Hiscock said the launch of the purpose-built museum is a major milestone. “Science Gallery Melbourne provides a contemporary, playful and welcoming space for young people to explore issues, ideas and the great chall...
Maria. >> sam champion -- paul, stay safe. head inside. we're going to check back with you in just a few minutes. sam champion, why? why is this happening? >> well, i tell you, when we watch these storms develop, and again you get the forecast from colorado state university and the hurricane center, and we knew it was going to be an above normal year. but where these hurricanes develop and whether they develop coming off the coast of africa, we're not really good on knowing where they're going to develop or being able to forecast are these storms going to make landfall or where they'll make la...
You need to hunker down and to be without power, because a storm like this, we're talking about a hurricane that could be category-4. this area of coastline has not seen a direct hit of a category-4 or a category-5. so first of all, this is uncharted territory. we have had storms in florida, no doubt, we have had hurricanes. we know what can happen with even a category-3. you go back to the 2004 season to know when we had that crisscross of charlie and gene and francis to know that when you have power outages that happen after a storm, it's not just for hours or days. it could be for weeks. so...