Facial Weaponization Suite protests against biometric facial recognition by making “collective masks” in workshops.

The Lucas Plan was a January 1976 document produced by the workers of Lucas Aerospace Corporation, organized as the Combine.[1] The shop stewards at Lucas Aerospace published an Alternative Plan for the future of their company.[2] The plan was in response to the company’s announcement that thousands of jobs were to be cut to enable industrial restructuring in the face of technological change and international competition.[3] Instead of being made redundant the workforce argued for their right to develop socially useful products.[4]

Coal miners once hammered rock with twittering canaries living beside them, their changing song a warning alarm for a dangerous gas leak. These living sensors watched…

Permission to Muck About was lovingly crafted between 2021-2024. It is the culmination of hundreds of hours of workshops and interviews, conversations and explorations and all kinds of other digressions.

I asked an AI to predict the near future of art and creative work. This is the story it told me.

Designer Christopher Bellamy has sought to marry biotechnology and craft in a series of works that channel traditional knowledge from artisans.

For his first project since leaving Pentagram last month, Yuri Suzuki has introduced a new toy for an app that acts like a diary for our happiness and well-being. It was made in collaboration with...

The Raspberry Pi AI Camera takes advantage of Sony’s IMX500 Intelligent Vision Sensor to help you create impressive vision AI applications and neural network models.

a celebration of the project that started it all, teenage engineering choir comes alive in your home to serenade you with choral classics and to perform your own original compositions. an ensemble of 8 computerized wooden dolls, each member has their own characteristic vocal range and can sing solo or together to perform an immersive a cappella concert. it's an experiment in sound, conducted by you.

Check out Animal Futures for yourself and find out what the future could look like for animals, people and our world in 2050.

The Museum of Health Futures is an ongoing initiative to explore the future of health in the WHO Western Pacific Region

Green Day's landmark album, demastered in 15 formats. The way it was never meant to be heard.

Zoom into the future and explore New York City 50 years from now, in a world redesigned to work for both people and the planet.

Tools from collective imagination practitioners around the world, for anyone who wants to explore ways of creating better, more hopeful futures, together.

The Yaqui, Hiaki, or Yoeme, are a Native American tribe and indigenous people of the northwestern Mexican Sonora desert. This exhibit explores the sacred connection to their homelands and cultural heritage.

Explore Brooklyn's urban landscape through text. Search and visualize every sign, notice, and street art captured in street images in this unique digital archive of NYC typography.

Notmy.ai is an ongoing effort, work in progress debate that seeks to contribute to the development of a feminist framework to question algorithmic decisions making systems that are being deployed by the public sector. Our ultimate goal is to develop arguments and build bridges for advocacy with different human rights groups, from women’s rights defenders […]

Exploring Speculative Climate Futures

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