"Human Is" borrows its title from the eponymous short story by Philip K.Dick from 1955. This cross-generational group exhibition gathers works by artists that employ the aesthetic, narrative and conceptual properties of science-fiction as tools to mirror, push and re-evaluate humanist and capitalist value systems. When another world is increasingly hard to imagine, “Human Is” further tests out science-fiction’s potential to access alternative futures.
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