" In it's form and power, Peter Kennard's art ranks among the most important in the twentieth century." -- John Pilger, "The Guardian"
" In this fine book, poetry and images work their graphic truth in tension with one another, juxtaposed against the vanities and aesthetic impoverishment of the Millennium Dome. For these are our Millennium's contrasts; wealth and poverty, consumption and starvation. Peter Kennard is a revolutionary artist because he shows us what is really there, using with ease and force any medium necessary for his message." -- Ken Livingstone, MP
"In it's form and power, Peter Kennard's art ranks among the most important in the twentieth century." -John Pilger, "The Guardian"
"In this fine book, poetry and images work their graphic truth in tension with one another, juxtaposed against the vanities and aesthetic impoverishment of the Millennium Dome. For these are our Millennium's contrasts; wealth and poverty, consumption and starvation. Peter Kennard is a revolutionary artist because he shows us what is really there, using with ease and force any medium necessary for his message." -Ken Livingstone, MP
"In it's form and power, Peter Kennard's art ranks among the most important in the twentieth century." --John Pilger, "The Guardian"
"In this fine book, poetry and images work their graphic truth in tension with one another, juxtaposed against the vanities and aesthetic impoverishment of the Millennium Dome. For these are our Millennium's contrasts; wealth and poverty, consumption and starvation. Peter Kennard is a revolutionary artist because he shows us what is really there, using with ease and force any medium necessary for his message." --Ken Livingstone, MP