Host your own exhibition
We walk you through step-by-step how to host the What the Future Wants: Debut Exhibition.
"What the Future Wants: Debut Exhibition" is an interactive youth focused exhibition that presents different perspectives on technology from the personal, to the political, to the planetary. How does technology impact our attention, our data, our rights, our societies and our lived environments? This interactive exhibition is an opportunity for young people to pause and reflect on what it means to grow up in a digital world, to ask critical questions of technology, to identify what they want to protect and what they want to change in their digital future.
Co-developed alongside 200 young people between the ages of 13 and 18, What the Future Wants: Debut Exhibition explores key questions at the core of young people’s digital experience - what is it like to grow up in a digital world? How does it impact you? And in your digital future, what would you like to change and what would you like to protect?
Who is this exhibition for?
The exhibition is designed for teens and young adults. It includes mix of educational posters and interactive activities, that can be used in schools, libraries, public spaces, museums, festivals and anywhere where there is an opportunity for learning and interaction.
Interested in hosting?
If you are interested in hosting a What the Future Wants: Debut Exhibition, please get in touch with us at youth@tacticaltech.org, and we'll share the files free of charge.
How to set-up?
Check out our Set-Up Manual for more information. So far, "What the Future Wants: Debut Exhibition" is available in Albanian, Czech, Dutch, English, French, Georgian, German, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Macedonian, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili and Swedish. More languages coming soon.
Voilà! Set-up complete
Cut the posters along the dotted lines
Cut the bubbles along the dotted lines
You may choose to use a cutter
Glue the area marked with the glue icon
It's best to use a glue stick or double sided tape
To stick the posters to the wall, use non-abrasive masking tape by folding it in 3
Make sure you add enough tape to the corners and mid points
They can also add their mark using stickers
You can also use black masking tape to create words like "use", "draw" or "start here"
Finishing touches
Voilà! Set-up complete
Cut the posters along the dotted lines