Join us at Pelican House in London for a day focused on visual culture

Join us at Pelican House in London for a day focused on visual culture as a catalyst for transformative social change. ​Through discussions and workshops we’ll explore how cultural workers and organisers work together to imagine alternative futures and build infrastructures of support and resistance.

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Discussions Migrants in Culture sharing what they learned from running a migrant-led design agency and what their visual notes are telling us about our movement for border abolition.

Unit 38, Sahra Hersi and the Resolve Collective discussing how participatory spatial practices can strengthen the power communities have to shape their own neighbourhoods.

Members of Culture Workers Against Genocide, Parents for Palestine and Baesianz discussing how cultural workers can respond to the ongoing genocide in Palestine.

A performative lecture by Kuba Szreder delving into the ups and downs of the artistic projectariat.

A consciousness-raising session with ACFM.Buy ticketsWorkshops Building a lexicon of alternative economies & activist strategies with the Alternative School of Economics.

Exploring MayDay Room’s archive of print ephemera and reflecting on how the material and visual culture of past movements can make historical struggles perceptible to us once more.

Thinking through how to collectivise feminist publishing efforts with Slow + Dirty Press.

Creating art for the streets, not the galleries with Autonomous Design Group.

A practical Q&A session with members of workers.coop on how creatives can set up cooperatives.

Creative writing and imagining with the organisers of Platform’s food justice project.

Around the building we’ll have collective art making, stalls by publishers, printers and collectives Hajar Press, Peckham Keffiyeh, Set Margins, DOPE Magazine and Artists & Culture Workers London and open studio tours from Pelican House residents Migrants in Culture, Common Knowledge and Unit 38. There will be a delicious free lunch, a social afterwards and free childcare provided by the Nanny Solidarity Network.Materials is supported by The World Transformed and a host of other great organisations. We hope to see you there!S