Explore a captivating kinetic installation by Patricia Piccinini inspired by organoids and the intersection of nature and technology.
Saturday 6 March 2027
to Saturday 8 May 2027
Level 1, 102/8 Quay St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
Free
Step into a mesmerizing world where art meets science in Patricia Piccinini’s ‘Centrifugal Love Garden’. This unique installation brings movement and life to sculptures, featuring cascading synthetic hair and hybrid beings that gently sway through the gallery. It’s a thought-provoking experience that explores connection, intimacy, and collective survival through intertwined birdlike figures and huddled penguins.
The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on the blurred boundaries between nature, technology, and artificial life, highlighting themes of care and interdependence. It’s perfect for families looking to inspire curiosity and wonder in their children about contemporary art and science.
The installation is open daily, 24 hours a day, visible through the street-facing windows of Passage Gallery. Visitors can enjoy this immersive experience at their own pace, making it a flexible outing for busy parents and their school-aged children.
This free exhibition runs from 2026-03-06 to 2026-05-08, offering ample opportunity to visit during school holidays or weekends. It’s an ideal cultural outing that combines visual arts with engaging storytelling.
Located at Passage Gallery, 102/8 Quay St, Haymarket NSW 2000, the venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers a vibrant urban setting. The gallery’s street-facing windows allow for safe viewing at any time, making it accessible even outside regular gallery hours.
Parents can plan a visit alongside other nearby attractions in the City of Sydney, making it a convenient stop during a day out in the city.
- The exhibition is free to the public.
- Open 24 hours daily through the gallery’s street-facing windows.
- Suitable for families and children interested in art and science.
- No bookings required, just drop by at your convenience.
There is no cost to experience this installation. No advance booking is necessary, allowing families to visit spontaneously. This makes it an easy and budget-friendly cultural activity for parents seeking enriching experiences for their children.
