“<i>Not Here, Not Now</i> successfully demonstrates the centrality of Dunne & Raby to contemporary design. By examining projects oscillating between reality and fiction, this must-read travelogue encourages bold thought for designers, scholars, artists, and beyond.”<br /><b>—Alexandra Midal, Professor, University of Art and Design, HEAD–Genève (HES-SO); author of <i>The Murder Factory</i> and <i>Design by Accident</i></b><br /><br />“In an age of crisis, design is expected to produce bold solutions, yet designers are trapped in systems that allow hardly any deviation from the norm. Dunne & Raby have dedicated themselves to expanding the design imaginary, and this book is a valuable toolbox of approaches that open up a world of many worlds.”<br /><b>—Justin McGuirk, Director, Future Observatory</b><br /><br />“In a quest for the radical potential of a more expansive reality, Dunne and Raby invite designers to engage the world with a speculative what-if sensibility. Refusing the stifling foreclosure of the future into the shape of what is most statistically probable, the authors’ impossible objects are alluring thought experiments of the not-yet-here, however vulnerable and uncertain that world might be.”<br /><b>—Rania Ghosn, Associate Professor of Architecture and Urbanism, MIT; Founding Principal, DESIGN EARTH</b><br /><br />“What might it mean to design, not for the world as it is, but for the world as it should be? This visionary book surveys a range of ‘impossible’ designs, helping us to imagine how they might become possible, or even probable.”<br /><b>—Steven Shaviro, Emeritus Professor of English, Wayne State University</b>