A collection of articles written by us and our collaborators about designing a museum and our experiments in science, art, and innovation.
By Ella Marie Di Stasio In the 2024/2025 summer, I had the exciting opportunity to research how MOD. builds ethical futures-thinking capabilities. To do this I analysed data from the BROKEN exhibition. MOD.’s work in innovation, research, curation, futures-thinking, and Snyder’s Hope Theory, inspired me because it aligns with my interdisciplinary studies in engineering and […]
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Our Youth Board is now in its second year and we’d like to share the experiences from our members. This group of eight young people have different interests, some are at school, some at uni, and some are working. All of them are excited about science, art, and helping to create experiences for young people […]
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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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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). Lockdown. It’s brought things out of us that we never knew existed. Have you felt that manic burst of energy that’s built up from spending too much time on […]
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