Interactive exhibition of games and ceramic controllers.

Rain Dancing Impossible Worlds is an interactive exhibition of games, visual novels, interactive graphic novels and ceramic controllers, opening with an RSVP-only launch event and running until 21 November. It is curated by A-Gen-C, a new publishing house that commissions, publishes, archives and circulates visual novels, playable cinema, interactive literature and non-traditional animation. Centred on the idea of Impossible Objects, forms that challenge the boundaries of representation, materiality and world-building, the showcase presents interactive graphic novels by Anna Bunting-Branch, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley and Kinnari Saraiya, with bespoke ceramic controllers by Aliyah Hussain. Drawing on Sylvia Wynter's Being Human as Praxis, the works imagine objects and worlds that exceed physical limits, locating pasts, futures and imagined worlds in embodied present experience.