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Below is a selection of images of the ADP RIOT TOUR so far, with info on where it's been and what events it's been part of.

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#AdpRiotTour at Bruton Art Factory, Bruton where the tour was launched.

As part of the tour local schools were invited to bring students to view the work.

The ADP was in Bruton from the 23rd - 29th April


Click the image to read the RIOT in YEOVIL pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in YEOVIL pamphlet




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#AdpRiotTour at Trinity Centre, Bristol where it was shown as part of the Trinity Centre annual Garden Party

The ADP was in Bristol 29th April - 9th May


Click the image to read the RIOT in BRISTOL pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in BRISTOL pamphlet




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#AdpRiotTour at Piazza Terracina, quayside as part of Art Week Exeter


During Art Week Exeter, ADP editions were sold at the Exeter Art Car Boot Fair.

The ADP was in Exeter 9th - 16th May


Click the image to read the RIOT in EXETER pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in EXETER pamphlet




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#AdpRiotTour container arriving at Cardiff Metropolitan University


Closing event at Cardiff Metropolitan University:

Creative performance & re-enactment of the riots Cardiff experienced in 1911, 1919 and 1991 by Richard Huwe Morgan & students at Cardiff Metropolitan University.

The performance featured sirens, loud hailers, policemen throwing banana peels under the feet of passer's by, reading from the RIOT pamphlet, custom made ADP police tape and badges, and flares.

During the event students also handed out RIOT zines made specifically for the event.

The ADP was in Cardiff 16th - 23rd May


Click the image to read the RIOT in CARDIFF pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in CARDIFF pamphlet




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ADP in Merthyr Tydfil

The ADP was hosted in Penderyn Square by Merthyr Rising Festival.

The ADP was in Merthyr Tydfil from 23rd May - 31st May


Click the image to read the RIOT in MERTHYR TYDFIL pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in MERTHYR TYDFIL pamphlet




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ADP at Coventry University Square.

The ADP was shown in Coventry in association with Coventry University (Faculty of Arts and Humanities), Herbert Art Gallery & Artspace.

The ADP was in Coventry 3rd - 9th June.


Click the image to read the RIOT in COVENTRY pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in COVENTRY pamphlet




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Northampton Council banned ADP1 from being shown in Market Square, shortly before it was to arrive at the square, due to the Purdah law in the run up to the EU referendum.
This was because the Northampton riot of 1874 erupted after elections were deemed unfair.

Instead, ADP1 was shown outside the Super Sausage Cafe for a few hours where Alan Moore came to visit and gave an interview to the local press with his thoughts on the piece.

"This is up there among the best, without a doubt," he said. "This is a brilliant expression of modern England. I think that it is a really brave piece of work and a really serious piece of art.
"I think that this says more about our current situation than any amount of the tepid conceptual art in the Saatchi collection, which doesn't speak to me at all."

Read the full interview here.


Alan Moore signing a note to Jimmy on the ADP container.

The ADP was in Northampton on the 9th June.


Click the image to read the RIOT in NORTHAMPTON pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in NORTHAMPTON pamphlet




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The ADP at the Aldershot Military Museum.

The ADP was in Aldershot between the 10th - 16th of June.


Click the image to read the RIOT in ALDERSHOT pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in ALDERSHOT pamphlet




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The ADP outside the Dinky Diner to commemorate the Battle of the Beanfield near Stonehenge.

On the day a number of Beanfield veterans, Stonehenge campaigners and others joined Jimmy Cauty to look at the work and re-tell their personal stories from the Battle of the Beanfield on the spot that they happened.

To read more about the day you can find an account in Gonzo Magazine, starting at page 37.

The ADP was outside the Dinky Diner on the 21st June.


Click the image to read the BATTLE of the BEANFIELD pamphlet
Click the image to read the BATTLE of the BEANFIELD pamphlet




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The ADP outside STYX in Tottenham.

The ADP was in Tottenham from 21st June to 24th June .

As part of the Tottenham stop, poets Paul Hawkins and Sam Berkson put on a spoken word, film and discussion night about recent riots and dissent in the UK in response to the ADP riot tour.

The night featured an intro from Jimmy Cauty, poems by Sam Berkson and Paul Hawkins, screening from Fahim Alan's documentary Riots Reframed, a talk on direct action by activist Sheila Mennon and a panel discussion at the end with all speakers and Steve Lowe from L-13.

The ADP was in Tottenham from 21st - 24th June.


Click the image to read the RIOT in TOTTENHAM pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in TOTTENHAM pamphlet




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ADP at Unit 1 Gallery Workshop in Notting Hill, at the site of former Frestonia.

The ADP was in Notting Hill 21st - 28th June.


Click the image to read the RIOT in FRESTONIA pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in FRESTONIA pamphlet




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The ADP was shown in Hackney Wick at Crate Brewery.

As part of the opening in Hackney we created a traditional novelty photo board and brought along Vanera Obscura by Pete Bennett and Sebnem Ugural: a giant pinhole camera inside an ex-NATO communication vehicle. Visitors could take away an analogue print of their photo developed inside the van.

The ADP was in Hackney from the 28th June - 1st of July.


Click the image to read the RIOT in HACKNEY pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in HACKNEY pamphlet




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The ADP and the FC United team, Manchester.

The ADP was in Manchester from 1st to 8th July.


Click the image to read the RIOT in MANCHESTER pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in MANCHESTER pamphlet




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The ADP at the Florrie, Toxteth.

As part of the ADP stop in Liverpool the Florrie put on a strong and engaging programme.

King's Leadership Academy students made their own model communities in a shoebox which were shown in the Grand Hall of the Florrie, alongside a video made by the students.

The Florrie's weekly Knit and Natter group made knitted smiley riot shield and ADP badges for the tour.

Emmy award-winning poet Black Ice hosted a number of spoken word workshops with students and performed on the opening night.

Boys who attend the free music workshops at the Florrie wrote and performed their own rap songs on what it's like to be an young person growing up in Liverpool today.

The Liverpool Socialist Singers performed songs on the opening nights, hanging out song sheets and encouraging people to take part.

An exhibition was curated, commemorating the 35th anniversary of the L8 uprising through 35 objects.

The ADP was in Liverpool from the 8th to 14th July.


Click the image to read the RIOT in LIVERPOOL pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in LIVERPOOL pamphlet




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ADP 1 arriving at the Chemic Tavern, Leeds

The Chemic Tavern held a week-long programme of events with photographic exhibitions, gigs, tea parties, riot choirs, dub book sales and flash mobs!

Pictured above: The Commoner's Choir singing songs of RIOT in front of the ADP.

A newspaper was published, which was put together from open submissions. Writers, poets, artists and cartographers all were invited to send their creative responses to the theme of 'RIOT!'

Other arts projects included 'knit a riot face', 'protest banner making' and riot tours.

The folk in Leeds used Jimmy's visit as a platform to celebrate the strong sense of community that Leeds has after riots of the past.

The ADP was in Leeds 14th - 21st July.


Click the image to read the RIOT in LEEDS pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in LEEDS pamphlet




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ADP 1 at Festival 23, lit by a bonfire of self-help books.

The Festival 23 stopover was not commemorating a particular riot.

Festival organiser Ben Graham writes:

"Festival 23 is a kind of non-space that exists outside of geography and history while combining aspects of many different times and spaces. A kind of temporary autonomous zone / imaginary freetopia / ongoing peaceful riot of the imagination. What sort of society do we want to create after the rioting? How can we manifest the ideas and ideals of the counter-culture without imposing them from above? The festival as a free-flowing, self-policing model for society...

ADP was the centrepiece of DeSTABLise, framed by a series of installations in burned-down stables to the side of the festival site. DeSTABLise featured its very own Chapel Perilous alongside visual art, BDSM games, burning books, a talk from futurist resilience guru Vinay Gupta, a giant puppet of William Burroughs running Cut Up technique workshops, and sculpture and sound art exploring the concepts of utopia and dystopia in relation to personal development, identity and social change."

The ADP was at Festival 23 from the 21st - 24th July



Click the image to read the RIOT at FESTIVAL 23 pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT at FESTIVAL 23 pamphlet




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ADP 1 at The Old Orgreave Colliery, Catcliffe Recreation Ground.


ADP 1 at The Old Orgreave Colliery, Catcliffe Recreation Ground.

The Orgreave Truth & Justice Campaign had a stall and exhibitions alongside the ADP, the opening and closing events featured guest speakers, music & stalls, and a bike ride was organised from Sheffield to the site to view the ADP.

The ADP was at Orgreave 26th - 30th July


Click the image to read the RIOT in ORGREAVE pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in ORGREAVE pamphlet




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ADP 1 outside the Forum and St Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich

ADP 1 outside the Forum and St Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich at night.

As part of the stop in Norwich placard postcards were made asking people 'What's Your Riot Message'? Cards were filled out and displayed at the Forum. On the final day of the stop the Norfolk & Norwich festival hosted a free placard-making workshop, where an artist was on hand to help people make a placard about what matters to them most.

The ADP was in Norwich from the 31st July to 3rd of August.


Click the image to read the RIOT in NORWICH pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in NORWICH pamphlet




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ADP 1 outside the Marcus Lipton Youth Centre in Brixton.

The ADP was in Brixton from 4th - 8th of August.


Click the image to read the RIOT in BRIXTON pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in BRIXTON pamphlet




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Jimmy Cauty being interviewed by BBC crew and ADP 1 on the Leas, Folkestone, Kent

'Tampon Tax' Protest Jam by Alexis Weston for the ADP Riot Tour stop in Folkestone.

The Folkestone stop attracted over 10,000 visitors to the Leas to view the ADP. As part of the stop people were invited to make their own protest jars with a great creative response from the people in Folkestone and beyond. The jars were displayed in local independent shops. There was an opening event, a Riot Tour DJ night, and brass bands playing on the bandstand next to the container all organised by local volunteers Leigh Mulley and Sam Millen.

The ADP was in Folkestone from the 8th - 15th of August.


Click the image to read the RIOT in FOLKESTONE pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in FOLKESTONE pamphlet




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Night-time opening event in Totnes organised by host Ru Callendar of Ways with Weirds.

The opening event featured neon acid-house Morris Dancers and air horns.

The ADP was in Totnes 15th - 19th August.


Click the image to read the RIOT in TOTNES pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in TOTNES pamphlet




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ADP 1 being delivered to the Devonport Guildhall, Plymouth.

Opening event with talks by Ed Whitelaw, Head of Enterprise & Regeneration at RIO and Jimmy Cauty.

The Guildhall's RIO (Real Ideas Organisation) worked with young people looking at the publicity and activity around the Plymouth leg of the tour, including the Column Bakehouse Riot Bread and social media. The group spent a few weeks developing their ideas, and RIO spent a few sessions helping them with this, they then presented their ideas and RIO further developed and implemented some of these ideas for the tour.

The Devonport's social enterprise bakery Column Bakehouse produced a special potato and rosemary Riot Loaf for the tour stop, to commemorate Plymouth's Bread Riots of 1801.

The ADP was in Plymouth from the 19th - 26th August.


Click the image to read the RIOT in PLYMOUTH pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in PLYMOUTH pamphlet




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The ADP outside the Falmouth Art Gallery.

After initial plans to take the ADP to Penzance to commemorate the Newlyn Fish Riots, Penzance Council decided the ADP would not be in keeping with it's image and so decided against hosting the ADP.

Annie and Mac from the Independent School of Art in Falmouth stepped in to find a location for the ADP, and in collaboration with the Falmouth Art Gallery it was placed on the Falmouth Moor. The ADP was shown alongside the Wreck and Ruin exhibition at Falmouth Art Gallery.

As part of the stop buskers played music in front of the ADP, Cornish songs of Riot were sung, the ADP riot tour flyers were torn up in protest at violent protest, and there was a bring & share picnic/banquet, with music, words & mark making.

Read about a subsequent 'guerrilla gallerista' who turned dillapidated parts of Cornwall into art exhibits to protest the local authority's decision in Penzance - click here for the article.

The ADP was in Falmouth from the 26th August - 5th September.


Click the image to read the RIOT in CORNWALL pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in CORNWALL pamphlet




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The ADP on the Stade Open Space, Hastings.

The ADP was in Hastings for two stops as part of the Coastal Currents Arts Festival.

The first stop was the Stade Open Space from the 6th - 12th of September where hosts Radiator Arts held a Protest Badge-making workshop.

The second stop was in a prominent location in Hastings town centre, Roberston Street, on the site where protesters declared American Independence and rioted in the 1820s. The ADP was on Robertson Street from the 12th - 19th September, where over 2,000 visitors were recorded in a single day.

The ADP was in Hastings from the 6th - 19th of September, where it was seen by around 20,000 visitors in that time.


Click the image to read the RIOT in HASTINGS pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in HASTINGS pamphlet




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Jimmy Cauty speaking to Year 10 students from New Mills School.

The ADP arrived in Hayfield on 19th September at the site where police gathered on the day of the mass trespass on Kinder Scout in 1932.

After a brief two-hour visit to commemorate the Trespass the ADP was moved to New Mills where it was shown as part of the New Mills Arts Festival. The programme included an opening event and raffle party for the ADP.

In the run up to New Mills Festival, Year 9 students from New Mills School had a number of workshops based on the ideas in the ADP.

The initial sessions included having someone with experience of direct action (miner's strike) going in to the classroom and initiating a discussion about the state, authority, rules (eg school uniform), resistance etc. Then in the practical stage the students made their own Riot in a Jam Jar where they used the idea of the jam jar as a contained space where they could freely express the ideas they'd been talking through. The students' Jam Jars were displayed in local shop windows during the festival and included in the Arts Trail programme.

Jimmy Cauty met the students from New Mills School to discuss how he built the ADP and the ideas within it.

The ADP was in New Mills from 19th - 26th September.


Click the image to read the RIOT on KINDER SCOUT pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT on KINDER SCOUT pamphlet




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The ADP outside New Art Exchange, Nottingham.

The ADP was shown outside Nottingham's New Art Exchange as part of their exhibitions 'A Rebel Scene' + 'Fighting Walls' exploring civil resistance, activist space and political defiance.

As part of the stop Jimmy Cauty and L-13's Steve Lowe took part in a talk describing the process of how the ADP was made and how the ADP Riot Tour went from the word RIOT on a map to reality.

The ADP was in Nottingham from 26th September - 10th October.


Click the image to read the RIOT in NOTTINGHAM pamphlet PAGE 1
Click the image to read the RIOT in NOTTINGHAM pamphlet PAGE 1




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Click the image to read the RIOT in NOTTINGHAM pamphlet PAGE 2
Click the image to read the RIOT in NOTTINGHAM pamphlet PAGE 2




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The ADP outside AirSpace Gallery at sunset, Stoke-On-Trent.

The ADP was shown outside AirSpace Gallery, Stoke-On-Trent which hosted an opening event with the Mayor of Stoke Council, talks from Historian Fred Hughes on the Chartist Riots of 1842, words from Jimmy Cauty, spoken word performance by Martin Gooding "The People Are Not To Be Free" and protest songs played by Ashley Wall.

For the final day of the ADP's week-long stay in Stoke-on-Trent, AirSpace Gallery presented a new call to gather and discuss the Aftermath - asking: "what can we do, together, to help ensure the best possible future for Stoke-on-Trent".

During the gathering, local artists Martin Gooding, Average Joe, Official Culture, Richard Redwin, MURDOK and Becki Kremer presented two set piece works in response:

"1842" which theatrically recreated the Pottery Riots and its impact on people and place.

"The Belligerents" - Amongst the gathered masses not all is as it seems. A happening featuring crooked politicians, guitar wielding rebels and an array of other instigators, campaigners and debaters.

The ADP was in Stoke-On-Trent from the 10th - 17th October.


Click the image to read the RIOT in STOKE-ON-TRENT pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in STOKE-ON-TRENT pamphlet




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The ADP outside the New Adelphi Club, Hull.

As part of the stop in Hull, 1st year Architecture students built a life-size post apocalyptic car to accompany the container in the Adelphi car park.

The ADP was in Hull from 17th - 24th October.


Click the image to read the RIOT in HULL pamphlet
Click the image to read the RIOT in HULL pamphlet




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The ADP outside the Boiler Shop, Newcastle.

The ADP was jointly hosted by the Boiler Shop and The Newbridge Project in Newcastle. The Boiler Shop hosted an opening night event.

The ADP was shown as part of the Newbridge Project's arts festival, "Hidden Civil War", who hosted a 'tabletop utopias' workshop by local artist Sally Madge.

Sally Madge invited people to join her in a collaborative art-making session, with no agenda other than to explore the potential to create a table top alternative to Jimmy Cauty’s travelling dystopia. This was a playful event where serious issues were raised concerning the processes involved in dreaming up and making concrete a new reality, where working with clay operates as a discursive as well as aesthetic medium.

The ADP was in Newcastle from the 24th - 31st October.


Click the image to read the RIOT in NEWCASTLE pamphlet PAGE 1
Click the image to read the RIOT in NEWCASTLE pamphlet PAGE 1




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