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WOMEN WALKED ONTO THE BASE LAST TUESDAY

Indo, 133 Whitechapel Rd, London, E1 1DT.

6th June - 2nd July 2016 Open daliy noon until midnight.

This exhibition documents Carol and Kirsty’s time spent on CND protests and at the peace camp at Greenham common in 1984. Images are blown up from Carol’s personal archive and plastered directly onto the walls while objects, such as the balloon and noticeboard, are recreated using the original photographs as source material.

To a 5 year old the atmosphere at protests felt communal, celebratory and often wet, cold and muddy. The show embodies this perspective of nostalgia rather than the militant activism that was often countered by police brutality.

Kirsty Harris, police hhorse, greenham common, art, photography, carol, cnd, perimeter, horse

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris, The Perimeter, Vinyl photograph, 180x120cm, 2016

watchtower, kirsty harris, greenham common, cnd, peace, protest, carol harris

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris, Watchtower (all around), Vinyl photograph, 100cmx65cm, 2016.

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris, Wakefield Women, Vinyl photograph, 40x25cm, 2016.

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris, Trenchcoat, Vinyl photograph, 90x60cm, 2016.

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris

Kwik Save Me

Vinyl photograph

25x35cm

2016

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris

The Balloon

Vinyl photograph

60x43cm

2016

Kirsty Harris & Carol Harris

Red Boots

Vinyl photograph

30x50cm

2016

balloon, limited edition, blow up, kirsty harris, art, artist, sculture, rint
kirsty harris, indo, protest, exhibition, vinyl, wall drawing

Kirsty Harris,

Blow Me Up Not the World,

Printed Balloons,

Edition of 750

2016

A note from a Greenham Woman I met during the exhibition, relating a song that they used to sing on camp.

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