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Miah, Blackford @ Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty

October 30-31, 2008
Liverpool, UK

http://humanfutures.wordpress.com/programme/

Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty

Picturehouse Liverpool, UK

30 October 2008
10.00-5.00pm

The world around us is changing. What will make the first century of the millennium different to the last? What will we love, how will we live, what will keep us awake at night?

Join artists, scientists, ethicists, futurologists as they explore questions, ideas and propositions that explore our changing environment and the challenges humanity faces in the future.

This conference brings together contributors from FACT’s Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty edited by Andy Miah which features work by George J Annas, Fiona Raby & Anthony Dunne, Norman M Klein and William Sims Bainbridge and Oron Catts. Confirmed speakers include etoy.CORPORATION (Switzerland) and leading transhuman thinker and science fiction writer Russell Blackford (Australia).

An updated schedule of the symposium will be added soon, but for more information contact gabrielle.jenks@fact.co.uk

To order the book contact shop@fact.co.uk

Tickets £25.00/20.00 (members and concessions) Tickets available from 0871 704 2063 or www.picturehouses.co.uk

30 October 2008
Symposium
10.00-5.00pm

The world around us is changing. What will make the first century of the millennium different to the last? What will we love, how will we live, what will keep us awake at night?

Join artists, scientists, ethicists, futurologists as they explore questions, ideas and propositions that explore our changing environment and the challenges humanity faces in the future.

An updated schedule of the symposium will be added soon, but for more information contact gabrielle.jenks@fact.co.uk

To order the book contact shop@fact.co.uk

Tickets £25.00/20.00 (members and concessions) Tickets available from 0871 704 2063 or www.picturehouses.co.uk