Halfway to Heaven
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What does Edmund Clark’s photography exhibition about Afghanistan tell us about the country’s rich history?
Luci Monét: Painting pictures in songs
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Artefact meets London choir girl turned aspiring singer-songwriter Luci Monét.
A History of the Streets
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East End Walks sheds new political light on centuries-old London grounds
Paris 1968: Art & Revolution
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Political posters made in the heat of the protests of Paris 1968 continue to have relevance and power
Exhibition | Radical Attic
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LCC’s Design Activism Research Hub debut exhibition provokes and evokes a spirit of progressivism
Sleaford Mods: On Politics and Music
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The uncompromising duo speaks out
In Conversation With|Jolyon Rubinstein
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Satire is a becoming an increasingly remarkable against political apathy– just ask Jolyon Rubinstein
Get Involved!
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If the election campaign stimulated you to get engaged politics-wise, there is no shortage of of free and good-value events over the spring and coming summer
Subverting the Message
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How artists and activists are turning the tools of advertising against themselves
How to Start a Revolution
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Two young expatriate Libyans used social media to foment and support an uprising in their home country