A collection of articles written by us and our collaborators about designing a museum and our experiments in science, art, and innovation.
At the start of the year, automation and artificial intelligence were challenging the future of work, and the climate crisis was reshaping our expectations of the economy and nature. And then COVID-19 hit. These large shifts are changing the practices of museums, and as a result new ideas and practices are emerging in digital spaces. […]
Read more
SEVEN SIBLINGS FROM THE FUTURE may have been hibernating over the last few months, but behind the scenes we have been preparing to welcome you back to future. We’ve also been doing some thinking with UniSA lecturer, Grant Hall. Grant is interested in transformational experiences. He has recently completed a Masters thinking about how festivals […]
Read more
FEELS GOOD TO DRAW THIS BADLY – Reflective exercises to get you through weird times. In July multidisciplinary artist Gorkie hosted an online drawing class for those with little to no drawing skills. As Gorkie said ‘time has turned into a weird glob’ and this workshop was a chance to step away from words for a […]
Read more
It’s cold and rainy, a sign that the Kaurna season of Kudlilla has arrived. We’re going to put out weekly lists of things to do while you’re huddled inside. If you are looking for new perspectives, here are some people we love. Aretha Brown An artist and activist out of Melbourne who was the former […]
Read more
It’s cold and rainy, a sign that the Kaurna season of Kudlilla has arrived. We’re going to put out weekly lists of things to do while you’re huddled inside. Next we’re looking at essays and articles! If you’re not sure where to start here are some of the best things we’ve read to recently. Yirramboi: […]
Read more
Have you ever stopped to contemplate the objects around you? From clothes you wear, the cutlery you eat with, to the device you’re reading this on – our everyday objects slice through time to the origins of our universe, emerge from all continents across our globe, and are extracted, manufactured and transported by many human hands […]
Read more
It’s cold and rainy, a sign that the Kaurna season of Kudlilla has arrived. We’re going to put out weekly lists of things to do while you’re huddled inside. Next we’re looking at podcasts! If you’re not sure where to start here are some of the best things we’ve listened to recently. Pretty For An […]
Read more
As part of our online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED exploring well-being and connectedness, we’ve got a new comic from multidisciplinary artist, Sarah Nagorcka (a.k.a Gorkie). This comic is about everything feeling HEIGHTENED during this time. Tensions, responses to stimuli, the need for space. About the artist: Sarah Nagorka (a.k.a. Gorkie) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Melbourne/Narrm. […]
Read more
It’s cold and rainy, a sign that the Kaurna season of Kudlilla has arrived. We’re going to put out weekly lists of things to do while you’re huddled inside. Next we’re looking at movies! If you’re not sure where to start here are some of the best things we’ve watched recently. Top End Wedding Kristin: […]
Read more
As part of our online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED exploring well-being and connectedness, we’ve got a new comic from Melbourne based multidisciplinary artist, Sarah Nagorcka (a.k.a Gorkie). Do you miss hugs? Are you glad no one can touch you? Gorkie explores the awkwardness that ensues when you remove the physical element of our social rituals Keep […]
Read more