Imperial War Museums in London, United Kingdom Peter Kennard: Unofficial War Artist examines the art and practice of Britain’s most important political artist. Kennard’s images have become synonymous with political activism ... tools of my trade and try to pummel these pictures into revealing invisible connections.’ Peter Kennard Heightened Cold War tensions and a polarised political discourse in the 1980s saw Kennard’s work attain ... will change the composition of the display at different points throughout the exhibition run. Peter Kennard: Unofficial War Artist will explore the practice of an artist at the edge of politics, whose work

display will be the latest body of work from the acclaimed duo Cat Phillipps and Peter Kennard whose compelling images have been studied for decades. Banksy was quoted saying “I take ... Director of the newly launched gallery, Ben Cotton expressed, “ The work as you would expect from Peter and Cat is powerful, provocative and politically charged. They are both extremely passionate about their cause

photo opportunity.” Other artists included on the Lawrence Alkin ballot paper include influential political artist Peter Kennard, art insurgent Darren Coffield, agent provocateur War Boutique, Chinese pop artist Jacky Tsai plus fresh from

nuclear disarmament symbol (now widely regarded as a general peace symbol) by Gerald Holtom; and Peter Kennard and Cat Phillip’s iconic photomontage Photo Op (2007) which depicts Tony Blair taking a selfie

Donwood, affirming his mastery of both word and image. Since 2002 visual activist duo kennardphillipps – Peter Kennard and Cat Phillipps – have collaborated to produce arresting, incisive and provocative works that both visualise injustice