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Museums Victoria has been creating knowledge, entertaining visitors and building the State Collection since 1854. As the largest museum organisation in the Southern Hemisphere, Museums Victoria is home to Melbourne Museum, Immigration Museum, Scienceworks and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building. In partnership with Museums Victoria, Now or Never will transform the Royal Exhibition Building into <a href="https://nowornever.melbourne.vic.gov.au/event/reb">MATRIA</a>, an immersive pink sanctuary by Barcelona collective Penique Productions. <a href="https://nowornever.melbourne.vic.gov.au/event/reb">MATRIA </a>will also host ticketed breathwork sessions and curated performances. Museums Victoria also presents <a href="https://nowornever.melbourne.vic.gov.au/event/the-future-of-space">The Future of Space</a> with Australia&#8217;s first astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg at Melbourne Museum, exploring humanity&#8217;s cosmic future alongside the commissioned film birrang.

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Looking beyond the present to glimpse what&#8217;s ahead.

Ryoji Ikeda ultratronics [live set] / CORIN presents DIWA [live AV] 

Corin stands looking to the left in front of a mirror. The entire image has a blue tone and a film grain style. She is wearing a leather jacket.

Melbourne Town Hall

Ryoji Ikeda stands in the middle of the stage, there is a blurred crowd at the bottom of the image. One of his works appears in the background as he appears to be mid-performance. He is wearing an "ultratronics" tee shirt, the text is in white on a black tee. He is also wearing a black cap and his face is not visible.

Ryoji Ikeda ultratronics [live set] / CORIN presents DIWA [live AV]

ACMI – Cinema 2

A droid (similar to RD2D) poses standing with their legs crossed over and their right hand lifted to the sky, similar to vogueing. They are in a complete white space standing on a podium.

ASSEMBLY

How to Live Forever

The Wheeler Centre

A head shot of Dr Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston on the left, he wears a blue shirt and stands in front of a blue background. On the right is a headshot of Jen Martin, she wears a chunky blue necklace and smiles at the camera against a leafy blurred out background

The Future of Space

Melbourne Museum

On the left, Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg in her blue space uniform with a name patch and an Australian flag patch, she smiles at the camera. On the right, Dr Tania Hill gazes to the sky and smiles, against a galaxy background.

I Have Seen the Future with Tim Flannery

The Capitol

Tim Flannery stands in the wilderness. The sky is a purple-ish/grey filled with clouds, there is a small golden panel as the sun sets. Tim stands in the middle of the frame wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a white shirt, black belt and beige pants.

PARA.cine

ACMI – Cinema 1

A funky little creature that has been digitally created. It almost looks like a hybrid between Sonic the hedgehog and a pokemon, the hands are made up of white squares and have five 'fingers'. The face is red with yellow features and the overall outline of the creature is blue.

A man with a cap stands on the very right hand side of the frame holding a stick and stands facing the left hand side. Cross dissolved underneath is a picture of fire with trees burning.

The Connoisseur

The Moodmaxxer

Laurel Halo stands against a grainy blue/grey gradient wearing a grey suit and white shirt. Her vibrant red hair flies out to the side and swoops over her face. Her left hand is in her pocket, casually.

The Explorer