Graphic Interventions is a podcast series investigating political statements made through posters, banners and zines, produced and hosted by Harriet Atkinson. In the seventh and final episode, Harriet talks to Sofia Niazi of OOMK (One of My Kind) about their project Mil Ke Chai, an artist-initiated conversation resulting in a zine. Listen to the episode on Soundcloud or on ITunes, Google Podcasts and Spotify.

The first six episodes featured poster-makers See Red Women’s Workshop, Conversations from Calais and Paris 68 Redux, artist Darren Cullen from Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives, subvertising group Protest Stencil and banner-maker Ed Hall.

Advisors to Graphic Interventions are Annebella Pollen, Jeremy Aynsley, Liz Farrelly and Zeina Maasri, with invaluable technical guidance from Leila Johnston. Graphic Interventions music is composed by Brad Ellis. With thanks to Nick Grosso for vocals. Logo design by Martha. Graphic Interventions is supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Centre for Design History at University of Brighton.

Mil Ke Chai Art Paper cover

Mil Ke Chai cover detail

Graphic Interventions is a podcast series investigating political statements made through posters, banners and zines, produced and hosted by Harriet Atkinson. In the sixth episode, Harriet meets Ben of subvertising collective Protest Stencil to discuss their campaign ‘Teach the truth about Britain’s past’. Listen to the episode on Soundcloud or on ITunes, Google Podcasts and Spotify.

Further information about Protest Stencil can be found on Twitter @protestencil, Facebook and Instagram. Freedom Press have published a booklet about Protest Stencil’s work, which is available to buy here.

The final episode in this series of Graphic Interventions will feature a zine made by the OOMK collective. The first five episodes featured poster-makers See Red Women’s Workshop, Conversations from Calais and Paris 68 Redux, artist Darren Cullen from Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives and banner-maker Ed Hall.

Advisors to Graphic Interventions are Annebella Pollen, Jeremy Aynsley, Liz Farrelly and Zeina Maasri, with invaluable technical guidance from Leila Johnston. Graphic Interventions music is composed by Brad Ellis. With thanks to Nick Grosso for vocals. Logo design by Martha. Graphic Interventions is supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Centre for Design History at University of Brighton.

The vest and key used to place posters in bus stops