Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In 2008, a forgotten corner of Trinity College Dublin was transformed into a living experiment called Science Gallery Dublin. Originally planned to attract just 50,000 people per annum, a decade later, over 400,000 people visit the gallery every year to partake in their cutting-edge programme of events, exhibitions and workshops that ignite creativity and discovery where science and art collide. At the tenth-anniversary celebrations, we spoke with artists, scientists, collaborators and team members to find out what Science Gallery Dublin means to them.
In 2008, a forgotten corner of Trinity College Dublin was transformed into a living experiment called Science Gallery Dublin. Originally planned to attract just 50,000 people per annum, a decade later, over 400,000 people visit the gallery every year to partake in their cutting-edge programme of events, exhibitions and workshops that ignite creativity and discovery where science and art collide. At the tenth-anniversary celebrations, we spoke with artists, scientists, collaborators and team members to find out what Science Gallery Dublin means to them.
