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AI: Who's Looking After Me?

In a dynamic partnership with Science Gallery London, FutureEverything proudly presents an extraordinary exhibition. Uniting diverse fields of expertise and life perspectives, we have forged a remarkable program that encourages deep contemplation on the profound significance of placing our trust in autonomous machines.

Exhibition Image for AI: Who is Looking After Me?

this place [of mine] Grimsby

Aspiring game designers play with the future of Grimsby town centre

this place [of mine] Grimsby design baby Studio Treble

Living Crafts

Stories of people and communities practicing and preserving crafts, in the present and in the future

FutureFantastic Festival

An exciting new AI+Art festival taking place in Bangalore March 2023. Conceptualised by BeFantastic.in and FutureEverything, and forming part of the British Council India Together UK Season of Culture

FutureFantastic Festival image with artworks and branding

Plásmata: Bodies, Dreams, and Data

An exhibition unfolding through Pedion tou Areos - Athens’ largest public park - 'Plásmata' presents work by a group of international artists exploring themes and ideas around bodies, technology, constructed worlds, identities and boundaries

You and AI: Through the Algorithmic Lens

An immersive exhibition exploring how and by whom algorithmic systems are constructed and defined, and how they impact and reshape society and our perception of the world

Future Libraries

Working in partnership with The Writing Squad and Festival of Libraries to create collaborations between writers and creative technologists

Second Sight

An exciting online arts space from Barnaby Festival in partnership with artists in Macclesfield and FutureEverything

Innovate Manchester

Innovate Manchester brought together business, academia and creative thinkers to collaborate on ideas for a more sustainable future

The word 'Manchester' is written in water vapour

E-Waste Makerspace at Cisco Live!

Repurposing e-waste and provoking conversations around the circular economy

Naho Matsuda: Every Thing Every Time

Urban data, digital poetry and our place in future cities

Yemen: Say hello to connect

A travelling digital artwork connecting you with stories from Yemen

Trickle Down – A New Vertical Sovereignty

Exploring value systems and wealth disparity

A man in an orange tshirt and grey pants sits on a blue chair

Atmospheric Memory

Is the atmosphere a vast library holding every word ever spoken?

A greyscale photograph of dense clouds of water vapour

By the Code of Soil

What if you could see and hear the soil speak?

Past Projects

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Tracing the Sky

An immersive art installation in an underground hidden location

FutureEverything: Tracing The Sky

GROW: Building a Citizens' Observatory

Empowering citizens as data scientists

Fault Lines

Nurturing artistic talent and original ideas

Matthew Rosier: 108 Steps

Exploring identity through the lens of history

108 Steps

Emerging Futures: Digital Engagement

Creating content, community and a sense of occasion online

Dan Hett: Here and Now

We are changing our world, our world is changing us

Naho Matsuda: EVERY THING EVERY TIME

Where city data becomes impractical poetry

Naho Matsuda: EVERY THING EVERY TIME

Ling Tan: Supergestures

Empowering young people to take action in their cities

City Verve: Co-creating a Smart City blueprint

Delivering the CityVerve project in Manchester

Project Ukko

A new climate service for wind energy

Kasia Molga: Positively Charged

Reimagining the future of energy at Taipei Arts Festival

Naho Matsuda: every thing every time

What stories can be uncovered from a city?

Chattr

Opening the debate on personal privacy in social media

Open Data Cities & DataGM

Harnessing open data to enable citizens to have meaningful interaction with the information that surrounds them

Loca

An artist-led project on grass-roots, pervasive surveillance using mobile phones

Mobile Connections

Exhibition and conference programme of the 2004 FutureEverything festival

Broken Channel

A co-curated exhibition exploring the contemporary experience of surveillance

A hall of reflective mirrors showing relflections of four or five people