“We needed to honour their role in society, both as catalysts and chroniclers of political posters. Reflecting their soulfulness as fighters for human rights yet leaving room for the posters themselves to shine. There are few projects that touch the core of who we are and what we stand for so profoundly as the CSPG.”

All money the pair make from pubs and selling the beer mats online will go to the brilliant charity Football Beyond Borders and their fundraising for a new multi-purpose space in Angell Town Estate, Brixton. The space will have three uses: a main office, a learning hub used for all its schools’ programmes (holiday provisions, youth voices etc) and a safe haven for young people in London from disadvantaged backgrounds.

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For her latest exhibition at Victoria Miro Venice, she will present a series of paintings that refer to details of public baths in Budapest and also an abandoned swimming pool near Rio de Janeiro.

While her previous paintings represent idealised, near-monochromatic tiled interiors, these new works are painterly evocations of existing places of wellness, leisure and ablution. Relating to ideas such as asepsis, they are equally concerned with traditional painterly concerns and aspirations, such as the desire to capture in oil on canvas the transparency of water and endless modulations of light across its surface. The subtleties of form and atmosphere in these works resonate especially strongly with the historic city of Venice, where liquid and solid are held in fragile balance and perception is subject to the endless interplay of water, light and reflection.