We are pleased to announce FutureMuseum artist Jethro Brice will be collaborating with Seila Fernandez Arconada on Some:when, a socially-engaged project on the Somerset Moors and Levels revisiting flood heritage […]
Two pieces from the FutureMuseum collection – Succession and a new work commissioned for the show – will be included in next month’s exhibition Power of the Sea: Making Waves […]
Unruly Waters is FutureMuseum artist Jethro Brice’s new blog following an exploration of the formerly tidal stretch of the Avon between Bristol and Bath. Images and notes from last week’s […]
Jethro Brice: Unruly Waters THE SMALL ROOM Parlour Showrooms 31/31a College Green Bristol BS1 5TB 10th – 15th December 2013 Open 11am – 6pm Unruly Waters is an exhibition of […]
FutureMuseum artist Jethro Brice will be speaking at this event. Tickets are free but please book to avoid disappointment: Thinking Futures Crafting is a collaboration between Human Geography academics from […]
The Wunderkammión was FutureMuseum’s first manifestation and made its debut appearance at the Harbourside Festival in Bristol. Hailing from some unknown time in the distant future, this roving cabinet of […]
This model represents a coastal settlement as it may have looked in the early post-catalystic period, c. 2150-2200 AD. The settlers have squatted the ruins of a city abandoned after […]
“Worn Again” shoes Fabric, rubber, leather, sticky tape. Early 21st century A pair of shoes manufactured from reclaimed materials. The materials have apparently been chosen for their recognisable histories and […]
This model shows the kind of dwelling typical among survivalists during the first period of environmental collapse. The simple technologies would have allowed the inhabitants to be at least partly […]
Most of the artwork in the museum collection is thought to date from the period of the collapse and its aftermath, though some items probably belong to a later era. […]
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