Friday 30th July 2010What Remains: Private View
By Alison Locke and Chris Anderson
6.30pm – 9pm
Open daily, 26 July – 1 August
11am – 6pm
The Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf
Bargehouse street, London, SE1 9PH
What Remains is an exhibition of film and photography by Alison Locke and Chris Anderson documenting the impact of cluster bombs on
the lives of civilians around the world. The CMC and Action on Armed Violence will display this exhibition at the Bargehouse and host a
public drumming event outside the gallery on Sunday 1 August at 3pm.
Surviving the Peace, by MAG photographer Sean Sutton, is set in 14 countries and tells the story of the struggles and triumphs of survivors as they emerge from war and face new challenges in the aftermath of violence. A slideshow showing the devastation caused by cluster munitions and
MAG’s efforts to relieve the threat, as well as an exclusive preview of a film about MAG’s work in
Iraq, shot by Sean in May 2010, are also on display at the Bargehouse.
RSVP: info@stopclustermunitions.org
ADMISSION FREE
The new global treaty banning cluster bombs will enter into force on 1 August 2010. On this day members of the international Cluster Munition Coalition (CMC) are holding drumming events around the world to 'beat the drum to ban cluster bombs'. www.stopclustermunitions.org/august1
Getting there
By Tube: Waterloo, Southwark, Embankment (Blackfriars closed to late 2011)
By Bus: 1,4,26,59,68,76,168,171,172,176,188, 243, 341, 501, 521, X68 to Waterloo Bridge
45, 63, 100 to Blackfriars Bridge
381 to Stamford Street
RV1 along the riverside
By Train: Waterloo, Waterloo East, Blackfriars and Charing Cross
By Car: Car parks at Doon Street and Cornwall Road. Special Sundays and Bank Holiday day rate £5.30
