Drawing series by Marjetica Potrc (on 3 screens): The Struggle for Spatial Justice, Parallel Cities, The Future is Now. (Courtesy the artist and Max Protetch Gallery, New York)

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Wietske Maas, Psychic consultancy on Lost and Probable Pasts and Futures

Piet Vollaard on provisional style.

Peter Lang, Road Map to the Future.

Peter Lang, Road Map to the Future.

A Night of Provisional Futures, chapter 3 - map by Peter Lang.

Azra Aksamija demonstrates prototype of her wearable mosque.

River test sites - archive of river rafts in Belgrade, by Dubravka Sekulic and Ivan Kucina.

Lost Highway Photobooks.

Dubravka Sekulic on a scaffold reads poem on roof extensions. In the background, project by Dubravka Sekulic and Ivan Kucina, archive of Belgrade roof extensions.

Insert from documentary "Pretty Dyana, gypsy recycling saga", by Boris Mitic.

Ana Dzokic and Marc Neelen (STEALTH.unlimited) on Open Futures, still here to be claimed project.

Alenka Gregoric on provisional museums

As a part of "Happening" (http://happening.nai.nl/en), a two months program at the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAi) in Rotterdam a full evening program on the topic of provisional future is set-up on Saturday 19 April 2008, at 20.00

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COME AND VISIT the Provisional Future. Join in and observe, participate, discuss, relax, take notes and look around. It’s like a real city!

No one thinks the future will be shiny and rosy, but what will the future cities look like? We have gone to some of the most significant places in the new Europe to see further into the future then many have yet been able to do!

Together we will walk into the unknown, the fantastic, the commonplace!