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BREAKING! Our campaign against oil sponsorship of the arts has just won 'Best Campaign' at the #CreativeGreen Awards 2020, organised and hosted by the amazing Julie's Bicycle.

Keep Dancing; Memorial Performance for the #Ogoni9

From our friends at Fossil Free Culture in the Netherlands:

Solidarity protest at opening of BM's Arctic...

More from our good friends at BP or not BP?:

'Today we held a protest at the British Museum, in solidarity with Indigenous Arctic communities whose sacred lands are under immediate threat from oil drilling.

Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw drops Shell sponsorship

Taken from: https://www.rhinegold.co.uk/classical_music/amsterdams-concertgebouw-dro...

11th September 2020

BP or not BP statement on the reopening of the...

Posted on August 27, 2020

Art Not Oil coalition statement re. coronavirus

Cultural institutions and arts organisation have taken the difficult decision to shut their doors as part of a nationwide response to the Covid-19 outbreak. Many took this decision unilaterally, rightly prioritising the need to protect the health and safety of their artists, visitors and staff...

Shell and London's South Bank part company

From https://www.facebook.com/ArtNotOil/

'Shell’s last two major corporate partnerships with arts organisations come to an end!

Bushfire Brandalism

#BushfireBrandalism from Partier Bresson on...

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Natural History Museum refuses request to cut ties with fossil fuels industry

By: Art Not Oil

Date: 26/06/2019 - 5:27pm

From https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/natural-history-museum-refuses-re...

Guests at BP Portrait Award forced to climb over wall to enter, thanks to artistic blockade (10.6.19)

By: Art Not Oil

Date: 12/06/2019 - 5:51pm

A specially-painted portrait of Cherri Foytlin, Indigenous journalist, advocate and mother of six, who lives on the Gulf Coast in South Louisiana. She has been a tireless campaigner for justice for all those affected by BP’s catastrophic Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010. The quote is part of a longer message she sent us in 2016, calling on UK arts institutions to stop promoting BP. Portrait by Zora Owen, photo by Diana More.

Extinction Rebellion take on BP in Trafalgar Square

By: Art Not Oil

Date: 12/06/2019 - 5:46pm

Photograph: Gareth Morris/Courtesy of Extinction Rebellion

From https://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2019/jun/12/extinction-r... :

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