Dec 18, 2023
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Graham Wood // Jayaben Desai, treasurer of the Grunwick strike committee, in 1977
inktober day 14: clock maybe we can meet at the train station or something.
You are invited to the first comprehensive exhibition about the Grunwick strike that shook industrial relations 40 years ago, the resonances of which live on today. Before punk hit the headlines in 1976, a group of Asian women were leading a strike that obsessed the media, made the police and government go on the offensive and changed the heart of the trade union movement. With unseen photographs, archival material, recently released special branch reports, huge banners, including the original Grunwick strike banner inspired by Russian Constructivism, posters, artworks, soundtracks and films, the story of the Grunwick strike that lasted two years in a backstreet of London and changed the face of Britain comes alive in an exhibition that unravels the complex politics about power, empire, immigrant / migrant workers, class, race and gender. It will be great to see you there. Exhibition 19 Oct 2016 - 26 March 2017. Mon-Fri 9am-8pm| Sat-Sun 10am-5pm Brent Museum, The Library at Willesden Green, 95 High Road, London NW10 2SF "We are the lions" curated by Poulomi Desai, Artistic Director - Usurp Art www.usurp.org.uk
Grunwick 40 is a joint project run by Brent Trades Council and Willesden Green Town Team, in partnership with Brent Museum & Archives. It is set up to commemorate the 40 years of the Grunwick strike and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Near Neighbours and donations from numerous individuals and organisations. More info: https://grunwick40.wordpress.com
Morning at Dollis Hill
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