State Britain – Mark Wallinger

_{A recreation of the protest camp set up by peace campaigner Brian Haw in Parliament Square in London from 2001 – 2006.}

^{“During the fabrication of the installation it became apparent that, if taken literally, part of the Tate Britain site actually fell within the circumference of the one-kilometre exclusion zone inside which, under SOCPA’s new stipulations, protests against Parliament could not take place without police permission. To emphasise this fact, Wallinger marked a line on the floor of the galleries at the point where the exclusion zone ended, and positioned State Britain half inside and half outside the area.” – Tate}

^{_{Medium: installation from wood, hardboard, cardboard, fabric, paint, printed paper, photographs and other materials Date: 2007}}

In the Near Future – Sharon Hayes

^{_{The piece, the Near Future is a 13 projector, 35 mm slide installation build from a series of iterations of actions that took place at locations of current or historic public speech or protest – Brussels, London, New York, Paris, Vienna, Warsaw – from 2005 to 2009. The actions involve the artist holding protest signs. The slogans on the protest signs are from past protests.}} 

^{_{Medium: performance based/multiple-slide-projection installation with 13 actions, 13 projections and 1,053 35mm slides Date: 2009}}