A collection of articles written by us and our collaborators about designing a museum and our experiments in science, art, and innovation.
As part of our online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED exploring well-being and connectedness, we’ve got our fourth comic from Adelaide based creator and comic artist Georgina Rex. We’re all feeling it, and tomorrow’s ‘new normal’ may not be the same as yesterday’s. But hey… we’ve got this! Tune into MOD.TV next Wednesday 20th May at 4pm […]
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As part of our online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED exploring well-being and connectedness, we’ve got our second comic from Adelaide based creator and comic artist Georgina Rex. Anyone else feel like this weird new world is feeling sort of normal? Perhaps we’re all different… Keep an eye out for the next addition to this series. […]
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As part of our online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED exploring well-being and connectedness, we’ve got our second comic from Adelaide based creator and comic artist Georgina Rex. Is anyone else feeling this? Things are changing… Keep an eye out for the next addition to this series. About the artist: Georgina Chadderton (a.k.a. George Rex Comics) is […]
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Written by Laura Phan
It’s no question that countless people across the planet have had plans derailed amidst this pandemic-fuelled global disruption, and PhD graduates are no different. From skipping out on walks across the graduation stage for downloaded PDF parchments and defending 100,000-word theses in bedrooms via video call, this PhD Celebration blog series for LIFE INTERRUPTED will […]
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As part of our online exhibition LIFE INTERRUPTED exploring well-being and connectedness, we’ve got a warm comic from Adelaide based creator and comic artist Georgina Rex. We’d all be forgiven for feeling a little lost right now, but staying socially connected can help us navigate this emotional roller coaster. ‘I can’t do this’ explores the […]
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Early in the year the MOD. team were busy producing FUTURES UNLEARNED, a week-long event to explore futures in an age of uncertainty, coinciding with SEVEN SIBLINGS FROM THE FUTURE. One of these sessions was to focus on leadership to gain insight into how questioning, challenging and reframing our existing thoughts and beliefs – unlearning […]
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In case you’ve missed it, we’ve recently put out our second series of MOD.Cast looking at SEVEN SIBLINGS FROM THE FUTURE. It digs into some of the facts behind Eucalara and we find answers to what the future may actually look like. We couldn’t have done it without Radio Adelaide, our producer, and our three […]
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In SEVEN SIBLINGS FROM THE FUTURE we step into 2050 and imagine what the future could look like. As we watch the public sentiment around 26 January continue to change in 2020, we have been thinking about what this date might be like in 2050. How will the way we remember the past change? And […]
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Written by Braden Robinson
Lesson 1: Social media users are fickle and unpredictable Coming into my two week experience, I did not know what to expect or whether I would be useful to the MOD. team in their takeover of the @52Museums Instagram account. Having completed my two weeks here, I am still not sure if what I did […]
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“It’s an ordinary summer day sometime in the future. In Southern Australia, there is a plot of land known as Eucalara. Seven siblings have inherited this plot of land from their great-grandmother. They have decided to build a marina, representing their dream of a good place to live and a meaningful life. However, the siblings’ […]
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