HOT AND BOTHERED is a free, four-day event from 14-17th July 2022 across time zones that brings together young people across the globe to connect, exchange ideas and share knowledge to foster action for climate justice. We see climate change for what it is: a crisis. But the event aims …
Get a sneak peek into the hidden corridors of the biobank of Erasmus MC. This is a library in which samples of human material are stored for scientific research. …
- Postponed until further notice - Discuss the difficult choices in the operating room. Which patient is given priority if the capacity is too small? What do the surgeon, the patient …
- Postponed until further notice - The Netherlands is well known for its ‘polder model’. But can we solve problems like climate change with this method? And if so, why don’t you …
- Postponed until further notice - What else can you make with eggshells or clipped hair? Transform your own waste into into a new material at the ‘Moving Matter Laboratory’. Experiment with …
- Postponed - What does protesting do for our mental health? Why is it good to speak out? During this workshop you will explore how important it is to make a statement and you will …
- Postponed until further notice - Mental health issues are more discussed than ever. And although this is a positive development, there is still a taboo around the mental problems some …
- Postponed until further notice - A lot is happening at the intersection of art and science. Scientists and artists often work on the same topics. Each in their own way. During this symposium we …
The exhibition (R)EVOLUTION is a journey of discovery by young people, artists and scientific researchers: what has changed since the outbreak of the …
Book a free (R)EVOLUTION tour during the weekends! During a tour one of our mediators (often a medical or art student) will take you through the exhibition and dive into the concepts of some of the artworks.
A night full of science! The second exhibition of Science Gallery Rotterdam will be opened during 'The European Night of the Researcher'. Follow the online program full of science, or book a tour through the exhibition with our mediators.
Book a free tour during the openingnight op (R)EVOLUTION! During a tour one of our mediators (often a medical or art student) will take you through the exhibition and dive into the concepts of some of the artworks.
‘Wie ben jij online?’ is the third edition of a series online masterclasses in which a scientist and artist engage in a live conversation about a theme related to COVID-19 and the lock-down. These masterclasses are broadcast every last Thursday of the month. You can participate live!
‘De mens is ook een dier’ is the second edition of a series online masterclasses in which a scientist and artist engage in a live conversation about a theme related to COVID-19 and the lock-down. These masterclasses are broadcast every last Thursday of the month. You can participate live!
BOREDOM REBELLION will connect young people across the world to explore how active boredom sparks collaborative creativity. The BOREDOM REBELLION programme of workshops, performances, and talks invites you to break the monotonous routine and create together in a virtual space.
‘Woorden en Daden’ is the first edition of a series online masterclasses in which a scientist and artist engage in a live conversation about a theme related to COVID-19 and the lock-down. These masterclasses are broadcast every last Thursday of the month. You can participate live!
How can art support science? And how can science support art? Follow the discussion between award-winning artist Amy Karle and Erasmus MC scientists Roberto Narcisi, Enrique Andres Sastre and Yannick Nossin. In the end, aren't art and science seeking for the same answers?
Get to know the artists of (UN)REAL! Who are they? What kind of art do they make, and what is their (UN)REAL artwork about? In this video you will get to know each artists that have participated in (UN)REAL.
What is reality? This thought-provoking presentation investigates ‘reality’ from both artistic and scientific perspectives. In a performative talk Robert Good puts on his Lab Coat of Reason, his hard hat and safety goggles, and…
This online workshop is creates an alternative history of the rise of modernity and the spread of colonialism. Not from a human perspective, but from the perspective of sugar itself. What if it was the sugar itself that was behind it all?
How do art and science influence each other? William Myers, curator of (UN)REAL, and Erasmus MC scientist Bas van Rijn will discuss new techniques within science and the way in which art questions these ethical issues and their implications.
Yes! Visit (UN)REAL through free tours during the weekends. During a tour one of our mediators (often a medical or art student) will take you through …
Who are those artists participating in (UN)REAL? Wie zijn die kunstenaars van (UN)REAL eigenlijk? Wat are their backgrounds and what is inspiring them? Wednesday 22 April at 5 pm artist Clara Bolle will take over our Instagram and host an Instagram Livestream. Tune in and find out more about her and her work 'Metamorphine / Daphne' that is exposed during our first exhibition (UN)REAL.
The first exhibition of Science Gallery Rotterdam has opened in the public space of Erasmus Medical Center (MC) in Rotterdam. Due to safety measures relating to the new coronavirus, the exhibition can be viewed online. Take a look at all the artworks, read the responses by Erasmus MC scientists and watch the videos!
