PLATFORM BRINGS workers AND communities TOGETHER TO CREATE NEW, LIBERATORY SYSTEMS THAT TACKLE INJUSTICE AND CLIMATE BREAKDOWN.
Our History
Founded in Cambridge in 1983, Platform was initially a radical theatre group that united art and politics to effect real change. For forty years, we’ve been uniting arts, research, education and activism for climate justice.
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BP or not BP? That is the question…
by Lindsey Harrod, Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy
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Bigger pictures on arts issues: workers at the National Gallery and BP’s sponsorship of Tate
Letter on disclosure of Tate/BP sponsorship figures from Graham Bennett, Friends of Alexandra Palace Theatre.
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Does Tate really need to take BP’s sponsorship money?
Mark Brown, arts correspondent, The Guardian
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Tate/BP disclosure on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Front Row’
Interview by Samira Ahmed with Anna Galkina (Platform) and BBC arts editor Will Gompertz, formerly of Tate Media
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Tate’s BP sponsorship was £150,000 to £330,000 a year, figures show
Mark Brown, arts correspondence, The Guardian
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Deadline day for Tate to disclose value of BP sponsorship
Mark Brown and Terry Macalister, The Guardian
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Niger delta communities to sue Shell in London for oil spill compensation
John Vidal The Guardian