Utilizing collage, video, and sound installations, this exhibition by Philadelphia-based Black Quantum Futurism draws from quantum physics, futurist traditions, and Black/African cultural traditions of consciousness, time, and space.

Thinking about the futures and histories of communities who have suffered most at the hands of this myth, The North is a Lie present a series of performances, installations, screenings, and potlucks, with the participation of guest artists.

Can we make techno-social systems that don’t suck? Or is the future already prescribed by the obsessive intrusion of social media platforms, machine recognition systems, and the AI arms race to come?