SciArt Exchange develops international and local contests, and curates speakers and performers working at the intersection of space, science, technology and the arts, to tell stories of the future or advance innovation.

The nonprofit then weaves the multimedia artwork received into displays and performances worldwide that inspire and educate listeners and viewers. To date, we have held over 400 tour events and had over 3 Million in person views of the artwork. Our venues have included movie theaters, domed ceilings, highway signs, art and science museums, classrooms, jumbotrons, artwork bounced off the Moon or featured on the International Space Station, and more!

Sensing Deep Space: Pandora’s Cluster​​

Travel on a captivating journey through the depths of the universe as we present "Sensing Deep Space: Pandora's Cluster," a mesmerizing multisensory installation that will transport visitors to the world of Pandora's Cluster. Drawing inspiration from the extraordinary Pandora's Cluster, a galactic collision of several galaxy clusters located approximately 4 billion light-years away, the installation will incorporate cutting-edge technologies to create a multisensory experience like no other. Astronomers have been studying this region for decades, using Hubble, Spitzer, Chandra telescopes and most recently James Webb Space Telescope. The James Webb Space Telescope revolutionizes our deep space exploration, offering humanity a portal into the inaccessible cosmos. Allowing the creations of a spellbinding installation that shatters the boundaries of earthly experience, enabling visitors to traverse the untraversable. The awe-inspiring Pandora's Cluster, a realm too distant and unfathomable for human feet to tread, is now attainable through this exquisite marriage of artistry and science. Learn more here.  

2020 Humans to Mars Summit
Sensing Space Creative Stage

Thank you to Explore Mars for giving us the opportunity to showcase these amazing speakers and performers working at the edge of the arts and science and technology to advance human exploration, wellness, problem solving, and daily living. 

2019 Moon-themed Humans in space
​Youth Art Competition celebration

We kicked off the artwork tour for the 2019 international, Moon-themed, Youth Art Competition artwork with a Celebration at the amazing Vortex Dome Los Angeles! We had a great evening exploring space and art, munching treats, and celebrating the artwork and artists with a great youth artwork show.  Our wonderful host Blake Lewis and fantastic event sponsors OWC, Honeybee Robotics, Artist Relations, The Mayfair Hotel LA, and others were there as well! We also got to meet a few of our winners, and enjoyed entertainment by Dave Kim and Derek Day!

Enjoy the trailer and stills below! The footage is from the Celebration, and the artwork and music were created by children who won the 2019 Moon-themed Humans in Space Youth Art Competition. 
2019 Humans in Space Art Celebration - Highlights Video
2019 Humans in Space Art Celebration - Stills

Past Humans in Space
​Youth Art Competition performances

This highlight video below contains footage from a live performance in Cologne, Germany of artwork submitted to the 2012-2013 international Humans in Space Youth Art Competition. The overlain audio is winning music from a live performance in Houston, Texas, USA, of artwork submitted to the 2010-2011 international Humans in Space Youth Art Competition.  The video also includes footage of Visiting Artist Program participants invited to attend the Cologne performance and meet space scientists, engineers and astronauts to discuss their views about the future of human space exploration and development.
Humans in Space Art - Live 2011 and 2013 Performance Highlights Video