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A child hunched over a sewing machine, stitching Union Jack bunting — one of street art's most pointed and uncomfortable commentaries on global supply chains, patriotic consumerism and the invisible labour that produces the symbols of national pride. Slave Labour appeared on the wall of a Poundland in Wood Green in 2012, during the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, and immediately became one of the most discussed street art works of the decade. The image is uncomfortable because it is accurate.
Printed on premium quality paper with vivid, fade-resistant inks, this Slave Labour street art wall print is a powerful and necessary piece for political art enthusiasts and anyone who believes the most important art makes visible what we prefer not to see. Available in A3, A4, A5 and A6 sizes in a protective tube.
A powerful political gift for street art fans and political art enthusiasts. Fast UK delivery. Buy 3 get 1 free.
