This exhibition examines the art and practice of Britain’s most important political artist. It's the first major retrospective of Kennard's work, charting a 50-year career and featuring over 200 works, including a new art installation ‘Boardroom’ created especially for this show.

Kennard abandoned painting during the late 60s, seeking new forms of expression to bring art and politics together. His desire to make art that spoke to all led him to the medium of photomontage for its ability to show the "unrevealed truth" behind the image.

Kennard’s images have become synonymous with political activism in recent times and have inspired many of today’s politically-aware artists, from Mark Wallinger to Banksy.

14 May 2015 – 30 May 2016, IWM LONDON UK