Honor Harger
Director and Chief Curator
Futures Imagined
Honor Harger describes herself as a curator of possible worlds, working at the intersection of art, science and technological, environmental, and societal change. She currently works as director and chief curator of Futures Imagined, a consultancy and studio that helps organisations to develop experiences from exhibitions, festivals and public programmes to strategic initiatives, institutional design, and research-led commissions.
Between 2014 and 2026, Harger was director of Singapore’s ArtScience Museum, overseeing its artistic vision, institutional strategy and interdisciplinary programme across contemporary art, science, technology and culture. Over more than 20 years, she has directed cultural organisations and created programmes at institutions such as Tate Modern in London, transmediale in Berlin, and Artspace Aotearoa in New Zealand.
“My work is driven by a commitment to make the world a better place through culture and science, expanding how we imagine, understand, and act within possible futures. My practice is grounded in the conviction that artists working at the edge of technology offer an early signal of where society is heading,” says Harger.
“I collaborate with cultural organisations, technology companies, and environmental initiatives to develop projects that move audiences emotionally while producing measurable environmental and social impact.”
Harger has worked with leading scientific organisations including CERN, the American Museum of Natural History and OceanX, museums and galleries such as the Getty, Mori Art Museum and the Barbican, technology companies including Apple and Google, and sustainability organisations such as WWF.
