Please join us for another fantastic ArtScience exhibition. This year our theme is TIME.

All life evolved around perception of rhythms in lunisolar cycles of light and dark governed by the sun, moon and stars. Some societies are organised by a construct called the order of time (past, present and future) where traces left by past experiences orient us towards predicting or preparing us for future events. Other cultures live in a stream of time where past, present and future are part of a continuous stream.

In this exhibition, our artists and scientists will have artworks that touch on:

• Biological clocks of plants and animals

• The effects of time on our sense of emotion, attention and memory

• Measuring and decoding time recorded in air, earth and living tissue

• Time signatures in cores, carbon dating, dendrology

• Light and space-time

• Shared communities of time telling

"Do we exist in time or does time exist in us?" (Carlo Rovelli)

Daily activities and workshops in the gallery:

• Beetlemania with Pam McKinlay and Christine Keller runs Monday to Thursday mornings (free).

• Older participants can enjoy shell painting and soft sculpture workshops (limited spaces; see listings for times and material costs).

• Join a Friends of DPAG exhibition floor talk on Tuesday at 2pm.

• On Tuesday evening (5–7pm), experience Micros, Music and Movement – a readers and writers night with dance performances (bookings essential).

• The exhibition concludes with a celebration evening (5–7pm), featuring Ellen Murray’s theatre performance Tenseless (bookings essential; limited spaces).

The exhibition runs Monday 13 - Friday 17 July.

Please see www.facebook.com/events/898791649620297 for full event descriptions, details, times and costs.