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Figures & data
Figure 1. CCHS artist in residence Cecilie Gravesen, leading time travel and 1000-year drawing activities at UCL/UGOT Centre for critical heritage Studies, Curating the City hidden Sites of heritage ‘out of site out of mind’ workshop, May 2018 (Dean Sully).
Figure 2. A speculation to re-build the longest pier in the world in Rhyl, North Wales (Jimmy Loizeau).
Figure 3. Objects of the Misanthropocene, a time travelling exhibition of insouciant Objects from the museum of Beyond online exhibition, August 2020 (Sully et al. Citation2020).
Figure 4. Exhibit 3.1. Archaeological remains of an iPad. The object page partial sections screenshots (https://www.illegalmuseumofbeyond.co.uk/3–1-ipad) (Sully et al. Citation2020).
Figure 5. Exhibit 8, Archaeological remains of an iPad temporary exhibition at UCL Institute of Archaeology and Slade School of Fine Art, January–September 2022; ‘Objects of the Misanthropocene: a time-travelling exhibition from the Illegal museum of Beyond’ (https://www.illegalmuseumofbeyond.co.uk/ioa-slade-exhibition) (Sully et al. Citation2020).
Figure 6a. Exhibit 2. Archaeological remains of an iPad.
Figure 6b. Exhibition label from the UCL octagon gallery exhibition ‘Objects of the Misanthropocene; discovering future worlds’ September 2022- February 2023 (https://www.illegalmuseumofbeyond.co.uk/octagon-gallery-exhibition).
