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North of Tomorrow presents six projects on potential, responsibility and creativity in Iceland. Through digital ethics, AI and reimagined materials, the exhibition combines critique, speculation and proposals for futures still open to debate.
North of Tomorrow
North of Tomorrow is a selection of six curious and critical projects reflecting on potential, responsibility and creativity in the Icelandic context. Yet, digital ethics, explorations, radical use of ai and reimagining of material use are hardly bound to one local context. Part critique, part speculation, part proposal, the exhibition offers a chance to engage with futures still open for debate.
About Iceland University of the Arts
The Iceland Academy of the Arts is an independent art university that offers accredited undergraduate and master's programs in architecture, design, film art, art education, visual arts, performing arts, and music The Iceland Academy of the Arts is a center of higher art education in Iceland The school has government recognition in the academic field of art The program's organization is based on Bologna - the criteria of the European countries.
