From a canapé of delectable crickets, a cabaret of intergalactic proportions, busking in Times Square, and more. The Guerilla Science team share some of our favourite moments from the past year as we ready ourselves for our tenth year of bringing science to unusual...
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This summer at the Secret Garden Party festival, we invited Andrew Kuh from the UK Space Agency and yoga teacher Gemma Hart to co-host our second year of Space Yoga at music festivals. We spoke to Andrew about his experience. GS: What do you do and how long have you been with the UK...
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We held a series of debates at the Secret Garden Party festival that explored the neuroscience behind politics, the psychology of celebrities, and what we know about consciousness science. Luke Muscutt facilitated the discussions - he summarises what we learned about ourselves, each-other and the...
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On August 2017, we descended upon the desert of Black Rock City after our incredible experience at Oregon Eclipse. For our first trip to Burning Man, we joined The Phage Camp to celebrate art, music, and radical self-reliance. Visitors sampled from our menu of edible...
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This summer at the Secret Garden Party festival, we invited sensory neuroscientist Ed Bracey and contemporary artist Stephanie Bickford-Smith to collaborate with us on a new psychedelic life drawing event that explored brain diversity and perceptual phenomena. Our senses allow us to...
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Political psychologist Keith O'Brien joined us at the Secret Garden Party festival to talk about what's really been going on in the world. This month, he's back to co-host our Have I Got Fake News For You quiz. We asked Keith to tell us more about his work... ‘The voters got it...
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Residency project manager Cassie Flores gives a recap of Guerilla Science's first ever Artist-Scientist Festival Residency which brought together new interdisciplinary teams of researchers and creators for the Oregon Eclipse Festival in August 2017. On March 2017, Guerilla Science...
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Oregon Eclipse artist collaborator Nasimeh B.E. shares her post-festival thoughts in this guest blog. Nasimeh collaborated with scientist Sena Koleva as part of our first Artist-Scientist Festival Residency. Together, they brought the interactive installation Bar None to Oregon Eclipse...
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This summer Guerilla Science hired a spectacular festival intern (paid, mind you). Rachel Williams, a PhD student in developmental neurobiology at King's College London, tells us about her experience developing and hosting the social media assault course for the final the Secret Garden...
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On March 2017, Guerilla Science put out a call for applications to our first ever Art-Sci Residency. The goal: to create a space where artists and scientists can meet and collaborate on bringing new installations and experiences to Oregon Eclipse 2017.  With...
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