Disobedient Objects

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Until Sun Feb 1 2015

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'Inflatable Cobblestone' © Oriana Eliçabe/Enmedio.info
Coral Stoakes, I wish my boyfriend was as dirty as your policies, 2011. Photo © Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Dolls of the Zapatista Revolution, The Zapatista, Mexico. Photo © Victoria and Albert Musem, London
Andy Dao and Ivan Cash, Occupy George overprinted dollar bill, 2011. Courtesy of Andy Dao and Ivan Cash
Graffiti Writer (Robot for writing street graffiti), Institute for Applied Autonomy, USA, 1998. Courtesy of Institute for Applied Autonomy
Bone china with transfers printed in green, bearing the emblem of the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) Photo © Victoria and Albert Musem, London
hilean Arpilleras wall hanging: Dónde están nuestros hijos, Chile Roberta Bacic's collection Photo © Martin Melaugh
The Bread and Puppet Theatre, Tableau of three puppets Photo © Jonathan Slaff
ccupy London Stock Exchange, Capitalism is Crisis banner © Immo Klink

'Inflatable Cobblestone' © Oriana Eliçabe/Enmedio.info

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Time Out says

Posted: Mon Oct 14 2013

A selection of objects from the 1980s to now that detail the history of protest and the role these objects played in making change happen. Including woven barriers, political videogames, an inflatable general assembly (a creation by Greta Hansen that brings together and covers a public gathering, a bit like a marquee), experimental activist bicycles and much more.

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