Join us for a tour of Records of Protest, that will extend into a discussion in our Study Room. The curatorial team will share their research process and present an expanded selection of materials from the CCA Collection.

The exhibition offers insight into how architects engaged with political struggles in the late twentieth century. This session will use the ephemera on display to reflect on how designers today continue to advocate for labour reform and academic freedom, mobilize against military imperialism and industrial exploitation, and more.

This event will be held in English and is free of charge, but space is limited, so registration is required. Admission to the museum is included with your registration.

If the activity you are interested in is full, do not hesitate to arrive 10 minutes in advance to register on a waiting list. It is possible that places will become free before the beginning of the activity.