MUSEUM FOR FUTURE FOSSILS
April 3-13, 2019
Gallery Hours: Wed-Fri 2-7pm, Sat 12-5pm
Reception: Friday, April 12th, 5-7pm
Satellite Project Space
121 Dundas St, London
Plastics, along with many other human-made objects, have life spans that far exceed their usefulness. Because they take so long to break down, plastics will at some point become a layer in the geologic strata that may be seen as a marker horizon of the Anthropocene (the proposed name for the geologic era defined by human impact on the world). Imagining the point at which plastics become a fossil layer depends upon speculation – this is a future that none of us currently on earth will see, and the pathways to that future are infinite. Created by second-year SASAH students, this exhibition foregrounds creative responses to objects that could be found in A Museum for Future Fossils.
A Museum for Future Fossils will be on display at Satellite Project Space from April 3-13 and Cohen Commons (JLVAC, UWO) from April 12-April 26. Please join us for a reception at both locations on April 12, 5-7pm. A free bus will leave the JLVAC for Satellite at 6pm on April 12th. All are welcome.
The SASAH exhibition is the first event in the year-long Museum for Future Fossils project. For more please visit www.museumforfuturefossils.com.
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