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Forensic Architecture Will Present New Evidence About the Police Killing That Triggered the 2011 London Riots in an ICA Exhibition

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Jun 12, 2020
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Forensic Architecture Will Use an ICA Exhibition to Present New Evidence About the Police Killing That Triggered the 2011 London Riots

Jun 12, 2020
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The Turner Prize-nominated collective Forensic Architecture will present new evidence about the 2011 police killing of Mark Duggan in London in an exhibition at the city’s Institute of Contemporary Arts in the fall. After investigating the controversial shooting, which triggered the 2011 London riots, the interdisciplinary research agency has concluded that Duggan could not have...

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