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A science-fiction opera about the global credit system, staged as a film in a Marylebone gallery.
Art & designFree
At The Showroom.
Bahar Noorizadeh's Free to Choose is a financial science-fiction opera set in a future Hong Kong, made with Waste Paper Opera and Rudá Babau, which takes Yanis Varoufakis's Talking to My Daughter About the Economy and turns global credit into a time machine. It shows here with a sculptural installation, and a new mural, In Mortua Manu / In A Dead Hand, on the outside of the building. Co-curated by Sophia Yadong Hao and The Otolith Collective, and first made for the Cooper Gallery in Dundee. Free.
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