Future Now at Albury LibraryMuseum, 2023
Available Dates
1st May 2023 - 31st May 2030
Exhibition Size
Up to 50 square or running metres
Price
Contact to discuss price
Originating State
NSW

Future Now

A touring exhibition about sustainability created by the Australian Museum.

Every day, we are creating our future. Although our environment and climate are facing challenges, there are many ways Australians are taking action to create a more healthy, safe, fair and affordable way forward. Explore the benefits of sustainable living in this new exhibition jam-packed with exciting ideas for what we can do now to create a more liveable future.

Take a look into a hopeful future with three dioramas featuring scale models and audio-visual content that bring sustainable landscapes to life and highlight innovative solutions for tackling the impacts of climate change. Featuring everything from community gardens to flying taxis, each pod explores how solutions can be applied to your home life or community.

Whether you’re looking for small changes to make in your own home or want to be inspired by larger-than-life solutions, the Australian Museum will show you that there is plenty of hope and potential for tackling climate change in our communities.

Leave this exhibition with a toolkit full of practical ideas to take home to help lower costs, protect biodiversity, and reduce the severity of climate change.

Exhibition Video

About the Curators

Dr Jenny Newell

Supporting Materials

Education KitExhibition Tour ManualMedia KitPublic Program OpportunitiesPublic WorkshopsSignage

Organised by

Australian Museum

Primary Contact

Louise Teteris Touring Exhibitions Producer Australian Museum 02 9320 6034 louise.teteris@australian.museum

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