Teaching models for physical learning in our digital world

From giant eyeballs to inedible fungi and architectural models – this exhibition looks at the history of teaching models.

22 Jul 2024 17:15

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Three people looking inside cardboard box structure in Museum. Models.

Architecture

Jaki Middleton and David Lawrey, ‘Eternal Return’, 2023, ‘Micro:Macro’, Chau Chak Wing Museum (installation view), 2024. Photo by David James.

Micro:Macro, models of insight and inspiration brings together 250 models used to teach architecture, medicine, engineering, science, art and mathematics.

This exhibition is very analogue, and for that reason is a delight for its physical learnings in a world that has become so tech-dominated. Sometimes you just have to feel it to get it!

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