This new touring exhibition features the work of Columbian artist Carlos Zapata. Vibrant colourful mechanical figures and smaller automata create an exciting dream world of moving tableaux where all is not what it seems.

Featuring a new, fully articulated SUE cast with added gastralia (“belly ribs”), a one-of-a-kind narrated show, and realistic computer animated scenes, SUE: The T. Rex Experience is a journey through the Hell Creek Formation in South Dakota, one of the most well-documented ecosystems from the age of dinosaurs. Touchable fossil replicas, scent stations, and a naturalistic soundscape create an immersive, multisensory experience.

A Matter of Taste Who likes what – and why? Welcome to an exhibition where the design in itself is a matter of taste - a "mall of taste" with "stores" in the themes of music, food, fashion, living and love. Playing the interactive stations, visitors can create their own taste profile and discover what influences their own taste. At the end, they can even find out how unique their profile is by comparing it with the profiles of other visitors.

Who can help marine biologist Miriam Patrik and solve the mystery of the Ocean Eye Escapebox? The association ScienceCenter-Netzwerk and Mental Home e.U. present Ocean Eye, a unique mobile escape game and exhibition of a different kind. Instead of escaping, you have to open the mobile laboratory. With each solution step, the Escapebox unfolds new perspectives, challenges and gripping riddles around the topic of microplastics. The players need teamwork and creative solutions. Classic Escape puzzles meet real experiments. But watch out! There is only one hour to solve the puzzles. The Escapebox Ocean Eye is a live group game for 3 to 6 people aged 15 and up.

After a successful presentation at the NHM in London, this spectacular exhibition showcasing creatures from the natural, mythical and wizarding worlds is now setting off on an international tour. Discover where the real world and the Wizarding World intertwine, and how the wonders of the natural world have inspired myths, legends and magical creatures for generations. Embark on a journey where magical beasts and fantastic animals share abilities and behaviours that allow them to dazzle, attract and escape. Celebrate real-world scientists who, like the character Newt Scamander™, help us to understand our planet's extraordinary creatures, so we can protect them for the future.

From March 10 to June 30, 2022 at Brussels Expo, this interactive show of a new kind will immerse the spectators in a personal and collective reflection on the climate issue. An innovative experience at the crossroads of theatre, cinema and interactive workshop.

GROWTH, WHAT IS THAT? Society champions growth. It’s the measure of prosperity and what most people aim for. At school, at work, in the economy. But infinite economic growth in a finite world comes at a cost: it is leading to environmental and economic collapse. Is there a way to change this? “Growth, what is that?” is an experimental search for a radically new exhibition format. An immersive, multisensory art installation, envisioned as a space for challenging people’s own conventions. An invitation to rethink growth and the underlying logics that feeds into it and to imagine alternative growth strategies more useful to humanity and the world as a whole. Prioritizing topics of societal relevance for their portfolio, Kossmanndejong is on a mission to tell stories that matter. Growth is one of them. Femke Bijlsma, Partner at Kossmanndejong, will share the unconventional process and outcome of an extraordinary exhibition. This self-initiated and produced exhibition opened in the Malmö Museum in April this year and will run until November. It’s assembled with local material and content and as such, it is closely connected to its direct context. The disassembling and afterlife of this exhibition will be given special attention too. Can this exhibition grow into something new?