taking place at lazarides gallery in soho, london, 6-28th november 2009, ctrl.alt.shift unmasks corruption takes a retrospective look at how comics have been employed throughout history to debate and highlight political issues.

the exhibition features an eclectic and powerful range of political stories created by some of the world’s best comic and graphic artists such as dave mckean, pat mills, peter kuper and dan goldman . it will also include a collaborative piece of work by acclaimed musician and writer dev hynes (aka lightspeed champion ) and luke pearson

the onedotzero_reveal screening programme compliments the print work with a compelling selection of animated shorts by directors such as simon robson and rob chiu who employ motion graphics to highlight and challenge issues of social injustice and stimulate political or social debate. click here for the full programme listing.

entry is free

gallery opening times:
tuesday - friday 11am - 7pm
saturday 12pm - 5pm

in addition to the lazarides exhibition, a series of ctrl.alt.shift unmasks corruption events will take place at the ica as part of the 2009 comica festival. onedotzero_reveal will be screened on tuesday 10 november as part of their music and comics night, 7pm-1am.

for more information visit ctrl.alt.shift's website