“Black To The Future”: AI exhibition on future of Black British culture14th October 2025 | published by Max Steventon SHARE
A new exhibition at Outernet London is using artificial intelligence to imagine the future of Black British culture.
Launched on 7 October, Black To The Future was developed by technology company Media Stream AI who commissioned AI artists Olivia Ema and Samuel Adjaye.
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