An interactive exhibition featuring light, colour, touch, sound, smell and taste to activate children’s curiosity, connect them to local Kulin country, and introduce strategies and techniques that support emotional resilience and wellbeing. With artistic direction from Boon Wurrung elder N’Arwee’t Carolyn Briggs, the exhibition connects with waterways and animal life, and occurs during the local Dja Dja Wurrung seasons of Barramul and Yulawil time, or emu and echidna time (May-June) and Wararak and Gurruk time, or silver wattle and magpie time (July-August).

The exhibition was open for 8 weeks, from August 19th to October 8th 2022, and attracted over 2150 audience members. More than 350 children and families participated in The Children’s Sensorium public program.