During a Global Physics Photowalk event, hundreds of amateur and professional photographers have the rare opportunity to go behind-the-scenes at world leading science facilities, including SNOLAB. You can view some images from the 2018 SNOLAB Global Physics Photowalk event.
SNOLAB is hosting its second annual poster contest to celebrate Dark Matter Day – an international outreach initiative. This year we are expanding eligibility to include a universal age category, open to adult participants. Designs can be created using any two dimensional medium. Awards will be given to first place winners in each age category. All contest submissions will be displayed at the SNOLAB facility!
The Drift artist in residency program was implemented in 2019 and is a partnership between the Agnes Etherington Art Gallery at Queen’s University, the McDonald Institute and SNOLAB. The goal is to bring artists and researchers together to explore the search for dark matter.
Explore the online exhibition of Drift: Art and Dark Matter.
The LU SciArt Exhibition is an annual event that is part of Laurentian University’s Research Week. It features the creative work of students, faculty, community groups and artists that explore arts and science.