Protest

With the tactics of dissenting groups ever-growing, Natalie Nzeyimana and Derica Shields share their insights on the Police & Crime Bill and why, in an increasingly authoritarian climate, people are still willing to risk protest

The artist speaks with Olamiju Fajemisin on the legacy of Rock Against Racism in the UK

With tens of thousands of pro-democracy, anti-monarchy protestors on the streets, should the second Bangkok Art Biennale have opened?

Curator Natalia Sielewicz speaks with Pablo Larios about the fight for women’s rights in Poland

Berlin’s new meta-institution was set to open this month; instead, artists and cultural workers are taking to the streets in protest

The late playwright and novelist galvanized the fight against HIV/AIDS

The art world is not the world, but what the world needs, artists need, too

From school strikers at the Royal Shakespeare Company to a Trojan horse at the British Museum, protests over oil sponsorship have gripped the arts

The inspired demonstrations include singing, dancing, poetry readings, impromptu exhibitions and a monumental fluorescent light sculpture

In further news: staff at LA MoCA take steps to unionize; Hetain Patel wins Film London Jarman Award

The decision comes as activists promise the ‘biggest protest yet’ at the British Museum over oil funding

After the announced withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill, artists and cultural workers are amongst those keeping the protest movement alive

According to Nan Goldin’s advocacy organization P.A.I.N., the Paris museum has taped over plaques bearing the family name

A new show at Richard Saltoun begs the question – how effective is self-inflicted violence?

As five Turner Prize winners denounce BP sponsorship, the arts community is rising up to address the climate emergency

The art works recall the 1932 mass trespass of Kinder Scout in the Peak District

On a viral protest trend and the preposterous history of milk-based eugenics

In further news: Extinction Rebellion plan Tate Modern ‘die-in’; US art school RISD takes stand against gun violence

In further news: backlash over Serpentine Pavilion architect’s unpaid interns; Whitney Museum hit by further protests

W.A.G.E issued demands in an open letter to protest against non-removal of weapons mogul as museum’s vice chair