Isaac Julien's Immersive Worlds Take Center Stage in "I Dream a World" at the de Young Museum

San Francisco, CA – The de Young Museum is currently presenting "Isaac Julien: I Dream a World," a captivating exhibition showcasing the groundbreaking work of acclaimed British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien. Known for his visually stunning and thought-provoking multi-screen installations, Julien explores themes of history, memory, identity, and migration with poetic and critical depth.

"I Dream a World" offers visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in Julien's cinematic universes, featuring key works that span his influential career, including the world premiere of new 4K restorations of The Long Road to Mazatlan (1999), Paradise Omeros (2003), Baltimore (2004) and Fantome Afrique (2005). The exhibition highlights his innovative use of narrative and striking visual language to address complex social and political issues. Through his compelling storytelling and layered imagery, Julien invites viewers to reflect on the legacies of colonialism, diaspora experiences, and the ongoing dialogue between different cultures.

This significant presentation provides a comprehensive look at Julien's artistic vision and his powerful contribution to contemporary art. Don't miss the chance to experience the evocative and visually rich worlds of Isaac Julien at the de Young Museum.

"Isaac Julien: I Dream a World" closes July 13, 2025