Andrew Lambirth

Agitprop, love trucks and leaflet bombs: the art of protest

The V&A's Disobedient Objects. Plus: an exhibition in Suffolk dedicated to the map-mad younger brother of Eric Gill

‘I wish my boyfriend was as dirty as your policies’, 2011,by Coral Stoakes [as many of us as possible what repressive © victoria and albert museum, london]
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  • Disobedient Objects

    V&A, until 1 February 2015

  • Maps to Memorials: Discovering the Work of MacDonald Gill

    The Lettering Arts Centre, Snape Maltings, until 12 November

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