Pamphlet Day

Sat 27 May 2017, 10am - 3pm at Queen's Park, Loughborough

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This day-long event took place across Loughborough, with sites including Charnwood Museum, Loughborough Library, Queen's Park and the town’s Market Place. It involved live performative elements by artists commissioned by Radar and a ‘market’ of stalls, at many of which public participation in the making of new pamphlets, zines and protest paraphernalia was encouraged. Rory Pilgrim ran a workshop exploring his and Reba Maybury's commissioned pamphlet, Patrick Goddard's sound installation exploring yesterday's tomorrows played in the bandstand, whilst Ferenc Gróf distributed 20,000 camouflaged five pound notes.

Artists

Rory Pilgrim & Reba Maybury

A Fertile Ground Read more

Ferenc Gróf

A Modest Proposal Read more

Patrick Goddard

Yesterday's Future and the Reality of Who We Actually Grew Up to Be Read more

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For & Against: Art, Politics and the Pamphlet

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