In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the 1968 Paris Riots, the Southbank Centre have launched an exhibition of posters for political and social change from the infamous era.
Capturing the revolutionary spirit of summer 1968 through the graphic artists of the day, the exhibition runs until 1st June and admission is free...
...unlike London under the new Boris Johnson-ite junta.
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