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In Loving Memory of Work The UK Miners’ Strike 1984-85

2 April 2025 at 19.00–21.00

'In Loving Memory Work'. Image courtesy of Craig Oldham and Rough Trade Books

Join Craig Oldham, Jeremy Deller and Sally Barton to explore the visual culture of dissent

Radical and revolutionary moments produce new kinds of visual culture. This evening marks the reissue of In Loving Memory of Work, a book which affirms the vital role of art in the UK Miners' Strike movement. This event celebrates the breadth of working class creativity while paying homage to a devastated community.

_{This event has been provided by Tate Gallery on behalf of Tate Enterprises Ltd.}

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