A collection of articles written by us and our collaborators about designing a museum and our experiments in science, art, and innovation.
As you might have seen, for the last few months we have been encouraging our visitors to ask questions about the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum. Our temporary exhibition in our Open Lab has engaged thousands of visitors, but we wanted to know how helpful we have been. What did people learn? Had we actually […]
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Over the last few months, we’ve been displaying a temporary exhibit encouraging visitors to ask questions about the upcoming referendum for the First Nations Voice to Parliament. As a museum focused on engaging 15-25 year olds, we wanted to create a space for caring inquiry. We wanted a place where our young visitors – who […]
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MOD.’s Open Lab is a dedicated space for engaging the public in relevant research, art and current events. With pop-up residencies, experiments and investigations changing often. Over the last month, the Open Lab has hosted an exhibit exploring the First Nations Voice to Parliament referendum that we will vote on later in the year. The […]
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What do climate change, evolution and upcoming referendum on The Voice to Parliament all have in common? Their opponents often use similar sorts of rhetorical tactics to create doubt and confusion. John Cook is a behavioural scientist who has studied the kinds of arguments used in climate denial over decades. His FLICC framework is […]
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