Our 1981 documentary Kilner House has been selected for the Made Possible by Squatting exhibition held in a squatted building.
Kilner House in Kennington was occupied as part of the Squat against Sales campaign against the first Greater London Council house sales.
The exhibition will run from 9th-16th of September at 15 Dock Street E1 8JN. During this time stories and histories will be collected into an on-line archive. There are over 30 pieces going into the exhibition from interactive mapping of London squat history, to puppet performances, to some great documentary films, installations and pop-up books!
There will also be a rota to have people in the space at all times.
Made Possible by Squatting seeks submissions for an on-line archive that collectively celebrates how squatting has positively affected the lives of individuals & communities in London.
See our interviews with anti-squat company Camelot who lobbied in Netherlands, France and UK for squatting to be made a criminal offence.
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