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Garvan Institute of Medical Research

Art of Discovery

Where
384 Victoria St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Australia
Garvan Institute of Medical Research
When

Weekdays, 2pm to 5pm Monday 10 August to Friday 28 August

Cost

Free

Art of Discovery brings scientific research to life through striking visuals created by the Garvan Institute’s researchers. These images from our work in cancer, genomics and immunology reveal the patterns and structures that drive human health and disease.

Join us this August 2026 for National Science Week at the Garvan Institute. Experience our illuminated art exhibition where scientific discovery meets artistic expression. The exhibition will be available online as well, where you can vote for your favourite artwork.

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