ArchiveExhibition
Future Fossils
7 Oct-11 Nov 2021
Alice Black Gallery
London W1W 7RL
Overview
ATALANTA ARDEN MILLER
RACHAEL LOUISE BAILEY
DANTE ELSNER
MATTHEW HARRIS
MILO KESTER
HELENA PRITCHARD
JOL THOMS
WILL THOMSON
“Perhaps above all, the Anthropocene compels us to think forwards in deep time, and to weigh what we will leave behind, as the landscapes we are making now will sink into the strata becoming the underlands. What is the history of things to come? What will be our future fossils? As we have amplified our ability to shape the world, so we become more responsible for the long afterlives of that shaping. The Anthropocene asks of us the question memorably posed by the immunologist Jonas Salk: 'Are we being good ancestors?”
from Robert Macfarland’s “Underland”, 2019
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