Science Gallery London

13/05/2026

Now open for one week only: Born from the Heart, Photos from the Soul.

An exhibition created with mothers in Lambeth, sharing real experiences of maternity, care, identity, family, work, immigration, support, and the unseen labour behind motherhood through photography and personal storytelling.

Using Photovoice, mothers documented their own journeys in their own words and images, placing lived experience at the centre of conversations around maternity care, research, and social change.

Free entry. No booking required.
Open Mon–Sat, 11am–6pm.

Presented by the MORE Project in collaboration with researchers, peer researchers, and community organisations working to rethink maternity care through lived experience.

11/05/2026

A screening and conversation exploring art, care, creativity and life beyond institutional boundaries.

Join us for Something Glamorous, Something Awkward, a short film following artist Mr X as he prepares to leave long-term state care, transforming found objects into imagined futures and alternative worlds.

The 25-minute screening will be followed by a Q&A with Mr X and collaborators from Bethlem Gallery.

📅 Tuesday 19 May
🕡 6.30–8pm
🎟️ Free entry, booking required

08/05/2026

08/05/2026

This summer, Science Gallery London explores health through lived experience.

Bringing together artists, researchers and communities, the programme looks at how patient voices are shaping care, from maternity rights and childbirth to intergenerational mental health.

Exhibitions, events, workshops + more
Now open: Threads of Protest & A Thread that Binds Us

📍Science Gallery London | Free | May-July
🕝Mon-Sat, 11am-6pm

06/05/2026

This summer, Science Gallery London explores health through lived experience.

Bringing together artists, researchers and communities, the programme looks at how patient voices are shaping care — from maternity rights and childbirth to intergenerational mental health.

Exhibitions, events, workshops + more
Now open: Threads of Protest & A Thread that Binds Us
📍 Free | May–July
🕒 Mon–Sat, 11am–6pm

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16/04/2026

✨New display✨

Dive Deep: Our Immersive Selves

Open 13-25 April, Monday – Saturday, 11am-6pm

What happens to our sense of self inside immersive worlds?

Find out by visiting Dive Deep, an exhibition which featuring immersive works by students in Virtual Realities, from the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London

Exploring how our understanding of selfhood is impacted by engaging with immersive technologies, this exhibition has been curated by a group of students from Curating & Preserving Digital Culture.
a series of workshops led by the Science Gallery London team, the students developed the exhibition layout and an exhibition text.

05/03/2026

Still on your list? There’s still time.

Quantum Untangled is open until 28 March, your last chance to see the exhibition exploring art and the quantum universe.

Free Entry
Wed–Sat, 11:00–18:00
Science Gallery London

25/02/2026

What will a quantum-powered culture sector look like, and who gets to shape it?

Join us for Playing with Quantum, a live conversation exploring how quantum ideas and emerging technologies are influencing gaming, music and the visual arts.

Featuring:
Professor Sarah Atkinson (King’s College London)
João S. Ferreira (Moth)
ILĀ
Hannah Andrews (Google Arts & Culture)

📍 Science Gallery London
📅 Thursday 5 March 2026
🕡 18:30–20:30

Part of our Quantum Untangled season, delivered with London Quantum Cluster.

Book now via the link in bio.

21/02/2026

Quantum Lens: XR Experience | 18–21 February 2026

For four days, Quantum Lens by took over our gallery with an immersive XR journey through quantum entanglement, probability and tunnelling, making the unseeable feel real 🌀✨

Thank you to everyone who stepped inside and experienced it with us.

Delivered with London Quantum Cluster.

London Quantum Cluster (LQC) is funded by the Mayor of London and the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

17/02/2026

As part of Quantum Untangled, we’re hosting two final public talks examining how quantum research is intersecting with the creative industries.

Inside Quantum Lens — 18 February

A behind-the-scenes discussion on developing an immersive XR artwork and the interdisciplinary collaboration behind it.

Playing with Quantum — 5 March
A cross-sector conversation featuring contributors from King’s College London, and Google Arts & Culture exploring the future of quantum technologies in gaming, music and the visual arts.

Free entry. Booking essential.
🔗 Book via the link in bio