Architecture + the City Festival Exhibition Opening Night | Future City: METROPOLIS re-IMAGINED

What are the questions we are not asking about the future? Social change must begin from the place of observation. There are daunting civic, environmental, and political challenges in front of us.  Examing and reflecting on the current urban fabric of SF allows us to forge ahead with new ways of thinking. Featuring the work of urban planners, architects, designers, poets and artists. The result is a poetic embodiment of multiple truths, perspectives, and realities of how we can think toward the future.

This year’s curators, Alex Nichols and Mushi Wooseong James, selected artists from all disciplines whose work explores questions that are not always asked about the future. 

This program is part of the Architecture + the City festival on September 1-30. The festival explores and celebrates the varied facets of design, aiming to connect and inspire the general public, design enthusiasts, architects, and designers in a month-long celebration featuring behind the scenes events, tours, films, exhibitions, lectures, special events, and more providing unique opportunities to engage with the local architecture community and experience design in a myriad of ways throughout the city.

 For the full festival calendar and to purchase tickets visit www.archandcity.org.