Saturday, July 26 | 1-3pm
at The Arts Center at Governors Island, Studio A4 (Upper Level)
Free Admission | RSVP Required

More&More Futures is a two hour structured play-session for imagining worlds you want to live in that are widely different from the present. Starting with a deck of playing cards, players imagine, brainstorm, and role-play in small groups and as individuals. In this session, we will especially focus on coastal futures. This event is geared toward participants ages 12 and up! 

More&More is grateful for the ongoing support of the Center for Environmental Studies at Rice University.

The Works on Water 2025 Triennial is a multi-sited exhibition and series of public art interventions made on, in, and with urban bodies of water, created in response to our global climate crisis. Participate in a series of workshops led by Works on Water Triennial artists, inspired by bodies of water and NYC waterways. The Works on Water 2025 Triennial exhibition will be on view in Upper and Lower Galleries of The Arts Center starting August 28 through October 26, open Saturdays and Sundays, 12-6pm.

Artists Marina Zurkow and Sarah Rothberg have been cultivating More&More Futures card decks and workshops since 2016. The project has been featured at the Museum of Modern Art, Princeton’s Blue Lab, and used in university classrooms around the country. Our work relies on the idea that imagining different worlds is a first step in creating a better one today. A different world is possible! Learn more at moreandmore.world and o-matic.com.

Works on Water is an experimental organization and triennial exhibition dedicated to artworks, performances, conversations, workshops and site-specific experiences that explore diverse artistic investigation of water in the urban environment. We seek to strengthen and nourish the community of artists working on and with bodies of water and to provide a platform to increase awareness of artists and organizations working on and with the waterways.

Made possible with support from the Cultural Development Fund, Invoking the Pause, exhibiting artists, and Works on Water’s partner organizations.