Mediator-led Sessions

Mediators are integral to Science Gallery Bengaluru’s public engagement programme: our target audience of young adults not only visit and learn from, but also drive the experience of the exhibition. Mediators listen, provoke questions, tell stories, and guide visitor experiences through the exhibition season. Having trained with artists and researchers, mediators are uniquely positioned to captivate, intrigue, and enrapture their audience. 

Mediator-led sessions also provide the opportunity for each visitor to bring their unique insight and experiences into a conversation sparked by the exhibits, events, and programmes. 

During CONTAGION, mediators conducted sessions in English as well as in various Indian languages such as Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi. 

We also ran a live experiment during the mediator-led sessions, wherein visitors played a short game with each other. This experiment, designed by researchers at the University College London, sought to investigate how ideas and behaviours can spread in crowds. 

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Mediators at CONTAGION

  • Aakanksha Sunil

  • Aarathi Parameswaran

  • Aditya Vijaykumar

  • Amulya Hosur

  • Arindam Sarkar

  • Arkesh Kedar Shenoy

  • Ayush Kovid

  • Breanne Coelho

  • CM Manasvi

  • D Sudev Madhav

  • Divya S Kola

  • Govind Pattila

  • Rishan Ahamad

  • Ruchika Gallani

  • S Partheeban

  • Sai Bhavani. P

  • Sathvik Anantakrishnan

  • Shatarupa Sarkar

  • Shri Krishna Anand

  • Sriram Mahadevan

  • Sumedha Shukla

  • Syona Baptista Thomas

  • Vaibhavi Kulkarni

  • Harshitha Amar

  • Harshitha Thammaiah

  • Kalyani (Anu) Narayan

  • Karthika Sakthivel

  • Kotapati Nithya

  • Krishna Tadepalli

  • Lishel Pinto

  • Medha Sharma

  • Pranava Nataraja

  • Priyanka Venkatesh

  • Rahul Keshav

  • Rajalakshmi Rajesh Narayanan