Welcome to Occupation Installation.
OI's Lego protester joined the anti-cuts march through central London on Saturday October 20th.
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Despite having leg lengths that are best measured in mm, the tiny protesters made it all the way to Hyde Park in good time to get lost in the grass and join in the booing at Ed Miliband.
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OI attended the Global Noise demo in Central London on Saturday October 13th bringing you another pop-up gallery.
Click on the picture bellow to see what we got up to. And watch the streets this week for more from OI.
Click on the picture bellow to see what we got up to. And watch the streets this week for more from OI.
On October 15th 2011 the international Occupy movement hit the UK. Within two months the UK and Ireland were hosting approximately 40 Occupations ranging in scale from the massive camp at St Paul’s in London to the one-tent-protest that worked its way across the Isle of Wight.
Six months on Bristol played host to an artistic event that used pop-up galleries and installations in the city's public spaces to explore this protest movement that saw 1,400 camps spring up across the globe, and to explore the motivations and experiences of some of the people involved. See how the Bristol project went here.
In October 2012 OI hit the streets of London to mark the 1st birthday of Occupy.
Six months on Bristol played host to an artistic event that used pop-up galleries and installations in the city's public spaces to explore this protest movement that saw 1,400 camps spring up across the globe, and to explore the motivations and experiences of some of the people involved. See how the Bristol project went here.
In October 2012 OI hit the streets of London to mark the 1st birthday of Occupy.
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The Occupy movement is based upon the principal that public spaces belong to us and should be a place where people can meet, debate ideas and find solutions. In this spirit Occupation Installation playfully brings these ideas into the public arena.
Look out for words written in chalk across the pavement, anonymous walls turned into public galleries, stories strung on washing lines, a tent of underpants, voices speaking from suspended jars, flags flying and Lego protesters. There is still time to take part Email us your stories, or share your Occupy experiences with us through our submissions page. You can see how we will use the submitted info here. Or if you want to create an OI installation please get in touch occupationinstallation@gmail.com 
Our first Installation was chalked on the Bristol to Bath Cycle path. April 2012.
OI has been to Clifton, April 16th
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OI at the HMS Belfast 13 October 2012
Occupy Legoland visitors had a day out April 16th
Click to see what happened when Occupy Legoland arrived to stay with OI. April 14th
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