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New Narratives, New Futures

We are writing the history of the future. Using imagination to bring forth what some believe cannot be manifested, we self-define our triumphs and our tragedies.

As artists, designers, engineers and curators, we stand at the centre - not the fringes - of the cultural conversation to imagine and transform what is yet to come. We are not one people but many. Together we imagine and embrace narratives that celebrate who we say we are and who we strive to be.

New Narratives, New Futures crosses boundaries to break barriers and share the stories of futures we desire, imagine and deserve. Join our collective journey of experience born from a commitment to a shared future we can all believe in.

Curated by RCA BLK members Tyler Moorehead, James Williams and Joshua Adkins

A close-up of a section of an open book. The page on the left has a red and white image and the page on the right has white text on a red background reading: "What is Cultured Meat?".
Mir Ahad Mahmood - From Cell to Fork: A Cookbook of the Future
Image of flat, black rectangular items of various sizes, with white text and logos on them, floating a small distance above each other on a white background.
Arnau Donate Duch - Clear Card
Photograph featuring a person completely dressed in feathers, crouching in front of a table decorated with model figures and paintings, turning their head to face the camera.
 Fernanda Liberti - Thousand in One
Black and white image of four ropes all knotted in the same storage knot, displayed on top of each other, each with a small handwritten label below.
Nathan Graves Tuttle - A Disease of the Dream Part 1
A large tower of white cubes and white disposable coffee cups, a milk bottle and cushions covering the floor in the corner of a very high-ceilinged space.
Sarra Grillo-Henry - Iterations
Aerial view of a desert-like landscape of rocks and sand, with some dome tents and a grid of wires above, some holding horizontal squares of transparent material.
Antonio del Giudice - Territory and ways of knowing | The desert as a pedagogical platform
Image of a small crowd of people dancing in the corner of a room, centred on a woman in blue in the right half of the image.
Emma Prempeh - Go Liming
Image of a laptop screen and multiple mobile phone screens, showing various pages of a job search website with a white logo and text saying ‘Shift Happens’ over the top.
Riddhima D. Ramnani (Rids) - Shift Happens
Featured in Theme: The Big Beyond

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