2007, Shrouding of the Robert Milligan statue

has description | a une description: In November 2007, the statue of Robert Milligan was shrouded on the opening day of the London, Sugar & Slavery Gallery at the Museum of London Docklands. The statue was concealed beneath a black shroud, bound with thick, black rope and floodlit, as an act of protesting its presence. Harry Cumberbatch, a member of a consultative committee working with the Museum at the time, took the accompanying photograph of the shrouded statue in order to preserve its message of resistance.
has type | est de type: contestation
took place at | a eu lieu dans: London Borough of Tower Hamlets; London; United Kingdom
took place on or within | a eu lieu le ou dans l'intervalle de temps: November 2007
has association with: 2007, Opening of the London, Sugar and Slavery Gallery

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