MEDIA COVERAGE
For press inquiries, please contact:
Ruchita Sud
Senior Media and Communications Associate | ruchita.sud@bengaluru.sciencegallery.com
Media and Communications team | connect@bengaluru.sciencegallery.com
You can find our press kit for our current exhibition-season QUANTUM here.
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Quantum physics gets real at Science Gallery Bengaluru
The Print: What does something as notoriously mysterious and amorphous as quantum physics look like in a gallery? Science Gallery Bengaluru is turning it into something visitors can walk up to, touch and watch happen in its exhibition season Quantum, which opened on 8 August.
Bengaluru’s Science Gallery opens doors to mysteries of quantum physics
The Indian Express: Picture a closed box with a cat inside, along with poison that could be released if radiation is detected. Since no one can see inside until the box is opened, the cat can be considered both dead and alive at the same time.
Why women in mathematics still need a room of their own
Frontline: “When you face an incident or an obstacle, it is often difficult to know what the reason is, whether it is because you are a woman, you are from Costa Rica, or they just don’t like you. You often get the feeling that you don’t belong.”— Xenia de la Ossa, theoretical physicist
2026
Selected Coverage from 2026
2026 marks the launch of our new exhibition-season QUANTUM. Bringing together 34 works by artists from six countries, immersive installations, interactive experiences, games and public programmes, QUANTUM invites curious minds of all backgrounds to explore complex ideas in unexpected ways. The year will also feature a series of travelling exhibitions and pop-ups, alongside our annual food festival.
2025
Selected Coverage from 2025
2025 marked the launch of our exhibition CALORIE. The year also featured several travelling exhibitions and pop-ups, along with our annual food festival, Namma Oota. In addition, 2025 saw the beginning of our partnership with Imperial College London and a collaboration with the University of Glasgow.
2024
Selected coverage from 2024
2024 was the year our Gallery opened to the public with our inaugural exhibition-season CARBON. The year also saw multiple pop-up exhibitions as well as our seventh exhibition-season, Sci560: Science in the City. We received international coverage through The Economist and over 100 features across leading National dailies.
2023
Selected coverage from 2023
Our exhibition-season CARBON began with four exhibits spread across different metro stations in the city, in preparation for its public launch at the Gallery in 2024. We received coverage from The Hindu, Times of India and Deccan Herald amongst others.
2022
Selected coverage from 2022
Our second digital exhibition-season PSYCHE was covered by over 40 major print and digital publications including The Hindu, The Indian Express and Kannada publications such as Vishwavani and Suvarna Times of Karnataka.
2021
Selected coverage from 2021
Our first digital exhibition-season CONTAGION had 40 media mentions over 45 days by 17 major print and online publications including The Lancet, The Hindu, The New Indian Express, Deccan Herald and The Week.
2020
Selected coverage from 2020
PHYTOPIA was covered by four major publications and SUBMERGE was covered by 9 major print and online publications including The Hindu and The New Indian Express.
2019
Selected coverage from 2019
ELEMENTS had 8 media mentions across print and online channels including The New Indian Express, The Hindu, Deccan Herald and The Print.