Brandon Bauer

Art as ethical inquiry.

Remembering Who We Are

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To mark the closing day of the “Posters of Inspirational European Women: Taken from the zine Shape & Situate” exhibition, Space Station Sixty Five in London hosted a collection of resources from other sociopolitical art, poster, zine and publication projects for everyone to explore. Inspirational work featured, displayed, exhibited and screened included projects such as: the Celebrate People’s History poster project, Occuprint, Inspired Agitators, Dead Feminists, Peops, Great Anarchists, and many more.

A great recap of the events can be found on the blog- glue, a glove and some plyers.

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The above images are from glue, a glove and some plyers

Remembering Who We Are: Exploring artistic and creative sociopolitical memory, and art in social change movements

Space Station Sixty Five, 373 Kennington Road, London, SE11 4PS
http://www.spacestationsixtyfive.com/

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One response to “Remembering Who We Are”

  1. Gallery Artist, Brandon Bauer Participates in London Exhibition « Frank Juarez Gallery

    […] Gallery artist, Brandon Bauer, recently found out that his Celebrate People’s History posters were included in an exhibition in London at Space Station Sixty Five. For detailed information visit Bauer’s blog [click here]. […]

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