Science Gallery Bengaluru is inviting proposals for their next exhibition-season CALORIE. We are looking to work with individuals or groups—from across career and disciplinary backgrounds—who are critically exploring food and nutrition, cooking, and consumption in global food cultures and systems across history.

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Science Gallery at The University of Melbourne

Science Gallery Melbourne is inviting proposals for projects to be included in our new show EMERGENCE(Y), that springs forth in response to a rapidly changing world. As we enter a future defined by climate crisis, humans and non-humans must adapt in order to survive. Looking forward, back and all around, how might we change in response to the cataclysmic shifts occurring on this planet we call home?

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Science Gallery Monterrey

Science Gallery Monterrey is inviting artists, researchers, community activists and critical thinkers, to submit proposals for existing artistic and research projects to be part of their 2024 inaugural show “Brave New Future.” The exhibition presents different visions of what comes tomorrow, an expedition into different futures foreseeing unknown environments of bright, wonderful societies or of catastrophic singularities, all presented from different perspectives and forms of imaging and imagining.

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Science Gallery Melbourne at the University of Melbourne

With a hundred tabs open and endless avenues to explore, we are inviting submissions exploring the playful ways we distract ourselves from the more serious parts of life. We have access to more than we can ever absorb, how do we harness the cacophony of content and find meaning within it?

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Science Gallery Bengaluru

Ever since Max Planck suggested that electromagnetic energy from a black body could only be emitted in discrete clumps, which he called quanta, our journey to understand the fundamental nature of reality entered the new and confounding realm of the quantum. That's how atoms and other subatomic particles exist—when no one is looking at them. For this exhibition-season, we seek applications that are artistic or scientific inquiries, or both. We are looking to work with individuals or groups who are critically exploring quantum research in its diverse forms in both the contemporary and historical contexts as well as those engaged with emerging frontiers of research.

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Science Gallery London at King’s College London

Science Gallery London invites proposals for RESOURCEFUL, which explores how we adjust to life in a climate emergency. With living standards decreasing and our health and wellbeing under threat, the present moment feels increasingly unstable. A safer and more equitable future is clearly desirable, even necessary, but what might it look like?

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Science Gallery Atlanta at Emory University

Science Gallery Atlanta invites proposals from all disciplines for THERMAL, which will explore the collective role we play in impacting our evolving global and local climates and our responsibility in directing the future of the Earth’s tangible and intangible resources.

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Science Gallery at The University of Melbourne

Science Gallery Melbourne is inviting proposals for projects to be included in our 2024 show ‘Not Natural’. Through installations, performances, events and workshops, this exhibition will explore the friction between cultural perceptions of nature and the implications of creating synthetic forms of life.

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Science Gallery at Emory University

Science Gallery Atlanta invites proposals from all disciplines for JUSTICE, which will examine the relationships between individuals and the systems that impact their lives, the intersection of those systems more broadly, and agency of individuals to influence those institutions.

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Science Gallery at University of Melbourne

Science Gallery Melbourne invites you to propose projects, tools, scenarios, and relational experiences that enable a deeper exploration of this extraordinary experience we call life and nature and all the dark matter than flows under it, runs through it and collides with it.

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Science Gallery at The University of Melbourne

Science Gallery Melbourne invites proposals from all disciplines to explore the spectrums of knowledge, experiences, connections and possibilities in the liminal space within and beyond…. Part experiment, part exhibition – BREAKING THE BINARY is a celebration of everything that’s possible in a world beyond binaries.

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The Youth Symposium is a four-day event that brings together young people across the globe to connect, exchange ideas and share knowledge. We are looking for proposals for workshops and sessions to contribute to the event.

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Science Gallery Bengaluru

How do we understand carbon beyond the catch phrases and contradictions? Why does it behave the way it does—the elemental basis for life but equally a gas capable of suffocating life? A stone at the centre of an industry selling eternal love but built on the exploitation of thousands. As oil it has been the cause of wars and suffering. But even death and decomposition still leads to formation of the most sought after forms of fossil carbon after all.

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Science Gallery at Michigan State University

The Anthropocene refers to the current (geological) period distinguished by the extraordinary impact of humankind on the earth. Often, it is used to call attention to the gravest challenges of the near and distant future, involving climate, ecosystems, and people and to encapsulate the time leading, perhaps unstoppably, to the extinction of life on the planet. What steps can we take, and how can we motivate enough to take them, to halt this epoch’s depredation of the earth, while creating a sustainable and respectful relationship with the earth and its ecosystems and its other lifeforms?

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Science Gallery Venice

How can we make a re-connection with our Planet – including with its geology and vital sediments, such as dust and sand? And what can we learn from fossils, their evolution and adaptation, and the ancient beings which once lived here?

Join two leading environmental scientists from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice to be inspired to create a work which explores new notions of time and reconnection with our Earth.

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Science Gallery Dublin

Science Gallery Dublin and partners ADAPT are inviting applications from designers and artists interested in AI, trust, ethics and justice for a new art/science commission to be showcased at Science Gallery Dublin’s upcoming season BIAS in September 2021.

This commission will be informed by and in partnership with the cutting-edge research taking place in ADAPT, a flagship research centre exploring the goal of a balanced digital society.

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Science Gallery Bengaluru

Science Gallery Bengaluru seeks interactive, participatory works for PSYCHE, an exhibition- season that explores the mind—and the complexities of thinking and feeling. Why do we think? Why do we dream? Why are we emotional beings? Is intelligence and the ability to think and feel restricted to humans? Science Gallery Bengaluru is looking to work with individuals or groups from across career and disciplinary backgrounds who are critically exploring the psyche through emerging research. Your submission can be an artistic or a scientific inquiry, or, preferably, both.

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Science Gallery Detroit

Watchmen and sentinels over time were joined by security guards and closed-circuit TV, and now, by video, data scraping, and bio-sensors. Retail loyalty programs, website cookies, law enforcement facial recognition software, routine health screening, and airport security lists are all part of the vast presence of different kinds of surveillance in our society. How can we understand and gain control over these practices, unravelling dystopian connections, and further developing utopian leaning connections?

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Science Gallery Atlanta

HOOKED, the first exhibition at Science Gallery Atlanta, will include a range of artworks inspired by scientific research, exploring addiction on personal, clinical, scientific, social levels, and from a number of different perspectives. A public program of events, activities, workshops, and performances will run before and alongside the exhibition.

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Has 2020 left you bored to distraction? Bored silly? Bored to tears? Do you find yourself mindlessly scrolling down your social media feed but Likes, Shares and Retweets don’t do it for you anymore? Are you craving a genuine connection?

BOREDOM REBELLION.

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Finding current social distancing and self-isolation a challenge? From balcony sing-alongs to virtual dance parties, our innate desire to socially connect and interact seems impossible to override.

Science Gallery Bengaluru seeks interactive, participatory works for CONTAGION, an exhibition that explores the phenomenon of the transmission of emotions, behaviours, and diseases.

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Science Gallery London is inviting expressions of interest for projects to become part of the forthcoming AI & Ethics season. Whether your application is art, scientific inquiry, or a combination of these, we are looking to work with individuals and groups who are critically exploring ethical issues around the development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly (...

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Science Gallery Dublin is excited to announce that in addition to our general open call for SYSTEMS, we are seeking applications for a new Artist in Residence programme in partnership with The Dock, Accenture’s flagship R&D and Global Innovation Centre located in the heart of Dublin 2’s tech quarter.

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Design makes worlds. It directs the traffic of humanity through the creation of cultural, social, and material space. But do we feel empowered to direct? To design?

Most moments of our existence are touched by design. We all sketch, we fashion trial balloons, we tinker with thoughts and concepts, we revise, we prototype, we analyze and critique, and we build. And then build again.

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