Event Central, 20-26 Fargate
Opening times:
Monday–Saturday: 10am–5pm
Sunday: 11am–4pm
Late night opening on Wednesday 21 Sept: 10am-8pm
Closed on Monday 19 September for the Bank Holiday
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A Breath of Fresh Air
An installation by Dr Ross Cameron and Jo Peel exploring ‘sick building syndrome’ and how plants can improve indoor air quality- Exhibit
An Artistic Journey to Describing Dementia
An interactive art installation by Kate Sully and Dr Simon Bell exploring patient, carers and families experiences of dementia- Exhibit
Battledress
An immersive gallery piece exploring working class women’s fashion, created by writer Rachel Genn, Debbie Ballin and Human, in collaboration with Professor David Forrest- Exhibit
Innovative Technologies to Improve Treatment of Oral Disease
An animated film by Diva Creative, based on research into advanced dental technologies from the University of Sheffield’s School of Dentistry- Exhibit
Can you Hear Me?
An art installation inspired by research into young people’s perspectives on health inequalities- Exhibit
How Can You Avoid Dementia?
An interactive exhibit by Dr Iain Croall, Andrew Stratton and Ruby Fox looking at how dementia changes the brain and how we can to prevent it- Exhibit
Object|ified: Exploring Under-represented Voices in Sheffield’s Music Scene
A film installation by Kitty Turner and Dr Alexandra Woodall exploring women’s experiences of making music in Sheffield- Exhibit
Patterns in Practice
A film exploring AI techniques by ENON Films, Dr Itzelle Medina-Perea and Dr Jo Bates, featuring a storytelling performance by Otis Mensah- Exhibit
What We Breathe Inside
An art exhibit by Siân Williams, based on research by Dr Abigail Hathway into indoor air quality and building ventilation- Exhibit
- Workshop
Broadcasting, Memories & Making
An exhibit and workshop by Dr Yinka Olusoga and The National Science and Media Museum celebrating 100 years of BBC Broadcasting- Exhibit
- Workshop
WorldBuilders: Videogames & Creative Crafting
An installation of cardboard creations from workshops led by Dr Alison Buxton, Dr Becky Parry, the National Videogame Museum and Maker{Futures} exploring world building- Exhibit
- Workshop