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This exhibition takes that age-old staple of Western art—the representation of the human figure—and reconsiders it within the context of the revolutionary changes in genetics and digital technology. The results are a bit weird, but no weirder than the world we now live in. Ed Atkins, Matthew Brannon, Carter, Antoine Catala, Helen Chadwick, Alice Channer, Anne Collier, Anthea Hamilton and Julie Verhoeven, Eva Kotátková and Jochen Lempert provide the works on view.
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