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Futurology is a cultural investigation into how representations of the future affect the present.
Neil Cummings & Marysia Lewandowska, Museum Futures: Distributed, 2008
Futurology is a research and exhibitions programme at Arnolfini. The project looks at contemporary representations of the future, and how these representations, whether socially, economically or even ecologically focussed are harnessed politically. Futurology also examines today’s issues of regeneration and gentrification, and looks at how the architectural imaginary can become a rhetorical tool for altering perceptions of the contemporary city.
Futurology will also incorporate a comprehensive season of films, screenings and discursive events for each individual exhibition and for the season as a whole.
The Futurology exhibition programme included The Good Life (Katleen Vermeir & Ronny Heiremans), Tommy Støckel’s Art of Tomorrow and Sequelism.
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Sequelism: Part 2 will open in July 2010 as a major off-site project.
