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» Iraq: A Process of Resistance

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Iraq: A Process of Resistance is an inspiring documentation of visual protest against the invasion of Iraq and the obliteration of civilian life from 2002-08. Using media images re-contextualised through the processes of art, the show offers an alternative view of the construction of war.

Peter Kennard and Cat Picton Phillipps began their collaborative work as a means to express their revulsion at the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq, and their work can be used as a resource by anyone protesting against the war, including magazines and newspapers.

This is a Brighton Photo Biennial exhibition.

Iraq: A Process of Resistance, Ink_d Gallery, North Road, Brighton, until 25 October

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