And a well spent afternoon over at the
Interference Archive, a completely volunteer run resource, gallery and venue, that recognises the link between cultural production and social movements. Books, zines, posters, banners, leaflets, stickers, badges and more act as record and display, there to be pored over at leisure by any interested person from the shelves, boxes, drawers, and erm, clothes lines.
Daniel gave me a little tour of the collection, showing me some of the rarer pieces such as original copies of Black Panther Magazine; I’ve read the latest Tate exhibition
‘Soul of a Nation’ has copies of the same, though I very much doubt I'd be able to handle those as I was these...
By way of thanks I offered up some copies of my ‘zine ROMP, I was delighted to hear they’d go into the collection.
No comments:
Post a Comment