Radical New Cross: protest and dissent 1875 - 2015
A welcome reminder that Universities are supposed to encourage challenging ideas, rather than provide safe spaces. Goldsmiths says:
From 12 – 15 November, Goldsmiths are putting on a range of free events inspired by the theme ‘Radical New Cross: protest and dissent 1875 – 2015’.
We’re opening up some of our most historic and lesser seen spaces, including the newly restored Deptford Town Hall Council Chamber and the St James Hatcham church for workshops, exhibitions a panel discussion and a meal.
We will be joined by Lewisham’s first black police constable who was at the infamous Battle of Lewisham in 1977 as well as contributions from artists, activists, community groups and academics.
For details of the festival, click here.
From 12 – 15 November, Goldsmiths are putting on a range of free events inspired by the theme ‘Radical New Cross: protest and dissent 1875 – 2015’.
We’re opening up some of our most historic and lesser seen spaces, including the newly restored Deptford Town Hall Council Chamber and the St James Hatcham church for workshops, exhibitions a panel discussion and a meal.
We will be joined by Lewisham’s first black police constable who was at the infamous Battle of Lewisham in 1977 as well as contributions from artists, activists, community groups and academics.
For details of the festival, click here.