| The great BP-sponsored sleep-in |
| BP Week of Action | |||
| Tuesday, 05 April 2011 23:08 | |||
THE GREAT BP-SPONSORED SLEEP-INSunday 17 April 2011, 2pm at Tate Modern, Bankside, London (map) To mark the one year anniversary of the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill, join us for ‘The Great BP-sponsored sleep-in’, a 4-minute flash mob art installation inside Tate Modern. Imagine the turbine hall of this former power station filled with BP-branded sleeping figures, who will soon wake from their BP-sponsored coma to sound the climate alarm. BP’s greenwash is sleepwalking us into the climate crisis. BP sponsors galleries like Tate to try and clean up its tarnished image, and distract us from its devastating activities around the world. Every pound of dirty oil money accepted by Tate helps legitimise a long legacy of environmental destruction and human rights abuses. It’s time to take off the blindfold, rub the sponsorship sleep from our eyes, and give Tate and BP a wake-up call. This family friendly event will highlight BP’s sponsorship to the public, and show that we are not prepared to stand by as the Tate helps BP greenwash its image… and allow us all a few minutes to dream of a future free from oil spills and oil sponsorship of the arts. SIX STEPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL SPONSORED SLEEP-IN
So join us on April 17th, and show the Tate that we won’t take oil sponsorship of the arts lying down! Join the Facebook event (don't forget to invite all your friends!) Now, go to:
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Facebook Group: End oil-sponsorship of the arts