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Another Life for Another World By Honor Harger 16 August 2026 One of the projects I was most pleased to work on in my final year as Director of ArtScience Museum was Another World Is Possible, an exhibition I co-curated for Singapore’s 60th anniversary in…

In Defence of the Unfinished Future By Honor Harger 31 July 2026 A society can lose its future before it arrives.

Futures, Imagined By Honor Harger 29 May 2026 “If you think about it, imagination is actually a radical act.

A Full Turning of the Wheel: 12 Years at ArtScience Museum By Honor Harger 28 May 2026 In Chinese cosmology, twelve years marks the complete turning of the wheel, one full cycle of the calendar, the natural close of something and the beginning of the next.

Science is often portrayed as rational, abstract, numerical.

Melancholy and Milkomeda: Notes on a Cosmological Feeling By Honor Harger 3 April 2026 On a clear night, with no instrument other than your own eyes, you can find a faint smear of light in the constellation Andromeda.

Medicine’s New Frontier: An Unusual Convergence of AI and Biology By Honor Harger 15 March 2026 A strange but genuinely amazing story resurfaced in the news this week.

On Character and the Computational Mind By Honor Harger 11 March 2026 A very unusual paper published in Nature in January by AI safety researcher Jan Betley and colleagues has been circulating in the artificial intelligence field for a while and it really…

Forms of Life: Curating Encounters Beyond the Human By Honor Harger 2 February 2026 Across multiple fields, from ecology to philosophy, design and artificial intelligence, a fundamental shift is underway.

Looking for Light, Making Room for Darkness Reflections on 2025 By Honor Harger 31 December 2025 2025 isn’t a year I’ll remember fondly, if I’m honest.