Anti-fascist art. Millions of voices. A world tour in formation.
This site is under construction. Soon we'll release more information about a touring exhibition featuring well-known and emerging artists: thousands of works, each carrying a thousand words. You do the math.
An exhibition built for public memory and local organising.
The Anti-Fascist Art Exhibition presents contemporary artworks alongside archival fragments, oral histories, printed matter, and community documentation. It is designed to travel between cultural venues, libraries, colleges, unions, and civic spaces.
The exhibition centres artists and organisers whose work preserves the memory of anti-fascist resistance while making space for audiences to consider how culture, care, and collective action can interrupt authoritarian movements now.
40+
works and archive items
3
touring formats
2026
open call route
Upcoming exhibition dates
People's Hall
Northlight Centre
Civic Room
Bring the exhibition to your centre, school, venue, or local group.
The touring format can be scaled to suit different rooms, audiences, staffing capacity, and public programmes.
Modular wall-hung works, archive panels, and facilitated discussion formats.
Public programme support for schools, unions, libraries, galleries, and community centres.
Flexible versions for one-day pop-ups, week-long displays, or extended touring blocks.