'Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption' is an exhibition hosted by the Lazarides Gallery on Greek Street in Soho, London.

Running from 6th November to 30th November, the exhibition will display a history of political comic art as well as some of the pieces we commissioned for our very own 'Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption' comic book.

The exhibition brings together an eclectic mix of comic book and graphic novel work in a bid to politicise a new generation of activists through the medium of popular comic culture. It will feature a powerful range of political stories created by some of the world’s best comic and graphic artists such as Dave McKean, Pat Mills, Peter Kuper and Dan Goldman. It will also include a collaborative piece of work by acclaimed musician and writer Dev Hynes (aka Lightspeed Champion) and Luke Pearson, the winner of the 'Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption' Competition which ran back in August.

In addition to a range of international and powerfully political comic strips on show, the exhibition presents an array of vintage comics. Superman visiting famine-ridden Ethiopia in 1986, Ronald Regan’s face superimposed on Captain America’s as part of the ‘Regan’s Raiders’ patriotic super heroes series and ‘I Am Curious, Black!’ which is Lois Lane’s exploration of race as she takes on the body of a black woman for 24 hours are examples of just a few historical gems to be discovered.

A short program of moving image and animation work inspired by the comics and politics theme will also be screened in the gallery, curated by onedotzero.

Entry is free.

The Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption anthology is now available to purchase HERE

Don't forget to check the diary for more on upcoming events.

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