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2022 Exhibition

Celebrating the beauty of life-changing medical research

Art of Science is an annual competition and exhibition of still and moving images captured by WEHI scientists during their research into cancer, infection and immunity and healthy development and ageing.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Art of Science, which was founded in 1997 by former WEHI director Professor Suzanne Cory. The competition is open to all WEHI staff and students.

Guest Judge for Art of Science in 2022 is Corey Tutt OAM, a proud Kamilaroi man and CEO and founder of DeadlyScience.

2022 Winners

Interweb of the mind
2022 Exhibition • Still
Thymic coral reef
2022 Exhibition • Moving
The (not so micro)glia
2022 Exhibition • Moving
At ease
2022 Exhibition • Still
Through the looking glass
2022 Exhibition • Still
The tree of life
2022 Exhibition • Moving

Artwork

What’s that, neuron?
2022 Exhibition • Moving
Popcorn Toxo
2022 Exhibition • Moving
Transmission
2022 Exhibition • Moving
Bad aberrations
2022 Exhibition • Moving
Web of lyse
2022 Exhibition • Moving
Red forest
2022 Exhibition • Moving
In bloom
2022 Exhibition • Still
Toxo Actin’ Chill
2022 Exhibition • Still
Supernova
2022 Exhibition • Still
Crypto rain
2022 Exhibition • Still
Against the grain
2022 Exhibition • Still
Light in the dark
2022 Exhibition • Still
Chemokine chrysalis
2022 Exhibition • Still
Keep an eye out
2022 Exhibition • Still
1-14 of 14 artworks

2022 Guest Judge

The Guest Judge for Art of Science in 2022 is Corey Tutt OAM, a proud Kamilaroi man and CEO and founder of DeadlyScience.

DeadlyScience provides teaching and learning resources in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) to over 400 remote and regional schools across Australia, with a particular focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

In 2022, WEHI and DeadlyScience announced a partnership to boost the engagement of Indigenous school students with education and careers in STEM.

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