Museum in Transition: Rose Hiscock
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The director of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS) introduces the museum as a catalyst for creative expression and curious minds. The MAAS covers various disciplines including technology, health and medicine, physical sciences, engineering, architecture and the built environment, design and decorative arts, fashion, and contemporary culture. The summary highlights some current and upcoming exhibits at the museum's Powerhouse location focusing on the artists Brook Andrew, Collette Dinnigan, and topics around materializing the post-digital world.
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