A collection of articles written by us and our collaborators about designing a museum and our experiments in science, art, and innovation.
The opportunity – Open Artist Call for Interactive Data Sculpture for our 2023 Exhibition The MOD. exhibition for 2023, FLEX, will invite visitors to consider pushing limits. The exhibition will explore provocations like: Are you prepared for the future? Where are our limits? Are limits moveable? This exhibition will explore concepts associated with flexing boundaries. FLEX will invite visitors to […]
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When everything changed in 2020, the research conducted by Sensor Systems group at UniSA STEM changed too. Adaptability is really just the ability for a system to change in evolving conditions. When the pandemic struck, Javaan Chahl and his group were able to adapt a machine vision and AI process, initially designed around search and […]
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In our current exhibition HEDONISM we invite visitors to explore themes around consent and relationships through a game based interaction with an alien. When it comes to exploring our very human bodies when it comes to pleasure, we’ve taken a different approach. People are more embarrassed to talk about masturbation than porn Seeking pleasure is […]
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In a future of collapse, there is an implant relating to pets. This is the type of prompt you might get when playing The Thing From the Future, a game of speculative design created by Stuart Candy at the Situation Lab. It’s hard for us to think about the future in abstract ways. These prompts, […]
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