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A view from the exhibition The Cat That Slept for a Thousand Years, showing silhouettes of people in front of a huge, inflatable, illuminated cat.
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Anindilyakwa Arts: Stories from our Country
Apr 8
Anindilyakwa Arts: Stories from our Country

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BELONGING GALLERY, FLOOR 1

Hear stories from the Anindilyakwa People or Warnumamalya (true people), who are the Traditional Owners of the Groote archipelago off the north coast of Australia.

The Artefacts of Prediction: Imagining Tomorrow
Dec 2
The Artefacts of Prediction: Imagining Tomorrow

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RESEARCH GALLERY, FLOOR 2

From tarot cards to uranium glass, from paper dresses to futuristic games, how have people from 1900 to the present tried to glimpse, design, or control what comes next?

Human Natures
Apr 22
Human Natures

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EXHIBITION HALL, GROUND FLOOR

Are we losing our connection with nature? Modern life can make it easy to forget people are part of the natural world and that the actions we take can have impacts that we don’t even see. 

Exhibition Archive

Photograph of an ancient Egyptian gilded funeral mask with detailed paintwork, large eyes, and Egyptian hieroglyphs, overlaid with the text 'Golden Mummies of Egypt'.
A large illustration of a man overlooking a city with outstretched arms and people below reaching up.
A dodo bird with a human face in dark, moody surroundings with the text 'Extinction or Survival?'
A landscape scene of trees and vegetation under a red sky with the word 'WILD' overlaid in large white text.