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Resistance is curated by Steve McQueen and Clarrie Wallis, with Emma Lewis. Political research is by Sarah Harrison. The exhibition is produced by Tessa Pierce, with assistance from Brittany Crombie. Resistance: How Protest Shaped Britain & Photography Shaped Protest is now showing at Margate's Turner Contemporary. Photographers have witnessed a century of British resistance from the suffragettes marching through London’s streets to the mass protest against the Iraq War. This exhibition, by artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen, will chronicle how ordinary people fought for change between 1903 and 2003. The exhibition is supported by The Ampersand Foundation and the Dana and Albert R. Broccoli Charitable Foundation. Curatorial research is funded by the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art and the learning programme is supported by the De Ying Foundation. Additional support comes from the Exhibition Supporter's Circle: Thomas Dane Gallery, Marian Goodman Gallery, and Veronica and Lars Bane. The publication has been made possible by a grant from The Ampersand Foundation. Turner Contemporary extends its gratitude to its public funders, Kent County Council and Arts Council England, for their ongoing support. Photography featured in this film: 1. 'Resistance: How protest shaped Britain and photography shaped protest.' Exhibition view. Turner Contemporary 2025. Photo © Above Ground Studio 2. Unknown photographer, Annie Kenney (an Oldham cotton mill worker) arrested in London, April 1913. Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy Stock Photo 3. Andrew Wiard, Demonstration against the imminent invasion of Iraq by Stop the War Coalition, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the Muslim Association of Britain, 15 February 2003. © 2003 Andrew Wiard 4. Paul Trevor, Anti-racists gather to block route of National Front demonstration, New Cross Road, London, August 1977. © Paul Trevor 2024. 5. Eddie Worth, An anti-fascist demonstrator is taken away under arrest after a mounted baton charge during the Battle of Cable Street, London, 4 October 1936. Associated Press/Alamy Stock Photo. 6. Unknown photographer, Members of the National League of the Blind participating in the Blind March, April 1920. Working Class Movement Library. 7. Unknown photographer, Members of the anti-fascist 43 Group, c. 1949-50. Courtesy of Sam Needleman. 8. Vron Ware, The Black People's Day of Action, 2 March 1981. © Vron Ware. 9. Pam Isherwood, Stop Clause 28 march, Whitehall, London, 9 January 1988. © Pam Isherwood. 10. Andrew Testa, Protesters against the construction of the the Newbury Bypass occupy trees to prevent their destruction, Berkshire, 1996. © Andrew Testa. 11. Janine Wiedel, Relaxing at Green Gate, Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp, 1984. © Janine Wiedel. 12. Paul Trevor, Hackney & Tower Hamlets Defence Committee and Anti-Nazi League demonstration, Curtain Road, London, 20 August 1978. © Paul Trevor 2024. 13. Chris Miles, Notting Hill Carnival, London, 1974. © Chris Miles. 14. Christina Broom, Speakers from the Women's Social and Political Union, 'Women's Sunday', Hyde Park, London, 21 June 1908. © London Museum. 15. 'Resistance: How protest shaped Britain and photography shaped protest.' Exhibition view. Turner Contemporary 2025. Photo © Above Ground Studio. 16. Henry Grant, Anti-nuclear protesters marching to Aldermaston, Berkshire, May 1958. Getty Images / Hulton Archive. 17. Unknown photographer, The Right to Roam: The Mass Trespass of Kinder Scout, 1932. © Keith Warrender, Willow Publishing 18. Unknown photographer, Claudia Jones, founder and editor of The West Indian Gazette at their offices at 250 Brixton Road, Brixton, London, 1962. Photo by FPG/Archive Photos/Getty Images 19. Unknown photographer, Lillian Bilocca addresses Trawlermen's wives, 9 February 1968. Trinity Mirror/Mirrorpix/Alamy Stock Photo. 20. Unknown photographer, Trawler Safety Campaigners Yvonne Blenkinsop, Mary Denness and Lillian Bilocca travel to London, 6 February 1968. Trinity Mirror/Mirrorpix/Alamy Stock Photo 21. Keith Pattison, Marilyn Johnson serving lunch during the school holidays, Easington Colliery Club, Durham, 1984. © Keith Pattison. 22. Unknown photographer, The first Friends of the Earth action: 'bottle dump' at Cadbury's Schweppes HQ to promote recycling, London, 30 October 1971. PA Images/Alamy Stock Photo. 23. Steve Conlan, Sending in the horses, Poll Tax demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London, 31 March 1990. © Steve Conlan 24. Paul Trevor, Anti-racists gather to block the route of National Front demonstration, New Cross Road, London, August 1977. © Paul Trevor 2024 Keep up to date with the latest news from Turner Contemporary. Sign up to our mailing list here: https://turnercontemporary.org/mailin... Subscribe to our channel:    / @tcmargate   Find out more at: https://turnercontemporary.org/whats-... #stevemcqueen #resistance #exhibition