When: Wednesday 29 May, 7-10pm
Where: St John's Church, 73 Waterloo Road London SE1 8TY
Book free tickets for the opening night here.

In recalling the events and protests of 1989 and the pro-democracy movements in China through memorabilia and artworks, Censored Memories aims to keep the memories alive. In reminding ourselves of these pivotal moments of history, we affirm our commitment to safeguarding the right to remember and to resisting the forces that seek to obliterate them.

"Censored Memories" Exhibition

The exhibition, which runs until 12 June, features items and memorabilia from the 1989 student protests on display from the archives of Fengsuo Zhou and Humanitarian China, alongside contemporary artworks by Badiucao, Jens Galschiøt, Lumli Lumlong, Mei Yuk Wong and vawongsir. The exhibition is curated by Euchar Gravina, artistic director at St John’s Waterloo.
 

The exhibition's opening night is on Wednesday 29 May and includes discussion and music from award-winning author Ma Jian, director of the World Uyghur Congress (UK) Rahima Mahmut and London-based music producer, vocalist, and screen music composer Yinfi. Join us for the opening night by booking a free ticket here.