Exhibition and Community
About UNSW HTH exhibition space
Located on the ground floor of the UNSW Health Translation Hub (HTH), the HTH Exhibition Space is a UNSW community engagement and display space which runs a program of exhibitions throughout the year.
Our exhibitions will engage people and communities to explore the most pressing global health and societal challenges. Our programs spark curiosity and show how we transform basic science and discoveries into therapies, treatments and cures, delivered directly to patients.
The building is part of the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct, an innovation district which brings together health education, training, and research with healthcare services including the UNSW, Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick and the South Eastern Sydney Local Health District.
We welcome your feedback about our exhibition space or current exhibit. Please email UNSW.HTH@unsw.edu.au to share your thoughts.
Explore our exhibitions and community activations
Current & upcoming exhibitions
textures of loneliness
13 April to 25 June 2026
Loneliness is now recognised as a priority public health problem with a serious impact on physical and mental health, quality of life, and longevity.
Why is this, and what can we do about it?
The textures of loneliness exhibition at the UNSW Health Translation Hub (HTH) explores feelings and experiences of loneliness in different social settings.
Produced by the Big Anxiety Research Centre, the exhibition draws on research and art from across the facilities of Art, Design & Architecture, Medicine & Health, and Science.
Discover how design is used to promote social connection – and how creative tools and programs can be part of the solution.
textures of loneliness will be on display at the UNSW Health Translation Hub ground-floor exhibition space from 13 April to 25 June 2026. The exhibition is free for everyone, open weekdays, no bookings required.
The loneliness and being alone festival will run in conjunction with the exhibition at the HTH Seminar room from 13-17 April 2026.
Please note that the exhibition presents sensitive topics; viewer discretion is advised. Please contact s.boustead@unsw.edu.au if you would like to find out more about the works on display.
Image credit: Penny Zhang
IHealthE Connected Health Hub
IHealthE Connected Health Hub
The IHealthE Connected Health Hub is a welcoming space that helps communities explore health technology. It offers hands-on support with tools like TeleClinical Care and shares how emerging innovations can empower people to take an active role in their health and wellbeing.
Art at the UNSW Health Translation Hub
Art at the UNSW Health Translation Hub
Works from the UNSW Art Collection are displayed throughout the Health Translation Hub, including works by First Peoples from across Australia and the Torres Strait Islands. New acquisitions for the Collection were made for this flagship health building illustrating the artists’ connection to Country and the use of traditional medicinal plants and health practices.
Image: Installation view, Sally Scales, Wati Tjakura, 2023. Photography: Architectus + Nicole England.
Plan your visit
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All-day parking is available to visitors at the top level of Botany Street multi-storey Carpark, entry via Gate 11 (Botany St). Payment can be made through the Pay-by-Plate meter (located next to the lift) OR by downloading the CellOPark app by scanning the QR code found on the sign. Payment is required on arrival.
Short-term 2P or 4P timed parking bays are available in the carparks accessible via Gate 11 (off Botany Street)
Find out more about Parking at UNSW.
Parking is also available at the Randwick Healthcare Campus, find out more here.
We want you to have an outstanding care experience at our UNSW Health Clinics and we invite you to visit our Health Translation Hub Exhibition.
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You can catch the light rail to the UNSW HTH via the L2 line with the closest stop being High street.
There are also several bus services you can catch to from Central Station and the CBD. Please refer to the Public Transport Trip Planner for routes and timetable information.
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The Exhibition Space is only staffed for special events, contact the UNSW concierge desk or email us ahead of your visit.
The concierge, cafe, and public bathrooms are located on the Ground Floor.
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Located on the Ground Floor of the Health Translation Hub the HTH Exhibition Space is wheelchair accessible.
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The UNSW HTH Exhibition space is designed to be enjoyable for all with programs suitable for young people and adults.
For all group bookings please contact UNSW.HTH@unsw.edu.au.
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Visit our neighbours:
- UNSW Museum of Human Disease
- Sydney Children's Hospital playground
Contact us
UNSW Health Translation Hub Exhibition Gallery
55 Botany St, Randwick
UNSW.HTH@unsw.edu.au