The Judeofuturism Project

The Judeofuturism Project believes Jewish communities have always been futures-builders. Our mission is to recover, practice, and amplify that capacity, connecting the people, tools and ideas needed to strengthen our infrastructure of imagination for this moment and beyond.

Through workshops, research, and art exhibitions, we ask: What becomes possible for Jewish communities beyond simply survival? How can we think more long-term? And what can Jewish wisdom offer a world in transformation?

70 Seeds, our upcoming exhibition curated with Aimee Rubensteen of MyFi Studio, brings 11 American Jewish artists working across medium, identity, and geography. Drawing their own questions and hopes of Jewish futures alongside speculative art, strategic foresight frameworks, and Jewish rituals and texts, the artists work in soft, gathered, and digitized materials to imagine textures of Jewish community, ritual, identity, diaspora, and belonging nearly 50 years from now.