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Serenade
C magazine review/etc.
Yuling Chen
May 19th 2026
The exhibition into the unknown: … at barbican centre in 2017 calls out people who don’t contribute to the societies. It uses a science fiction framework to explores the controversies of fundings and criticizes Israel Palestine conflicts, wars and other political events. It shows that countries like China, US, UK, etc. , are not immune to the international regularities and laws when it comes to disease prevention and crimes. Etc.
Visiting the 'Into the Unknown' exhibition at the Barbican Centre left a profound impression on me. The way the artists used science fiction motifs to shed light on real-world issues, such as political strife and societal responsibilities, truly made the experience unique and thought-provoking. One standout aspect was how the exhibition didn't shy away from challenging topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict and international cooperation on disease control, areas often complex to discuss in an art setting. Personally, I appreciated how the exhibition highlighted that major global powers—like China, the US, and the UK—are all interconnected by international laws, especially concerning crime and public health issues. This perspective offered a fresh angle on current affairs, blending imaginative storytelling with pressing real-world concerns. For artists or enthusiasts wondering about platforms to showcase or sell works that touch on social and political themes, taking inspiration from such exhibitions can be invaluable. Sci-fi frameworks allow creators to explore controversial topics while engaging audiences emotionally and intellectually. Moreover, it encourages viewers like me to think critically about the role of art in society and how it can influence public dialogue. If you’re interested in the intersection of speculative fiction, art, and socio-political commentary, exhibitions like this one are brilliant examples of how creativity can spark awareness and conversation. They remind us that art is not just aesthetic but also a powerful medium for questioning and reflecting on the world’s challenges.
