A consultation exercise on the proposed connecting the 2012 park south to the Thames: MAKE YOUR MARK ON THE PARK Start: 26 May 2009 18:00

In The Fog of Games the first casualty is the truth. The Olympics are brief and transitory television events that disguise and justify mega projects of vast urban restructuring that permanently distort our cities for the benefit of a few business interests. Common features of such projects are unprecedented land grabs, the sweeping away of democratic structures and planning restraints, the transfer of public money into private hands, and 'information management' to hide truths and silence critics.

A presentation and discussion on Wednesday, 3rd June, 7.30pm at Kebele, Bristol, with a comrade from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to exchange ideas and experiences of anarchist thought and action, with a focus on resistance to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

A presentation and discussion on Thursday, 4th JUne, 6pm at the Cowley Club, Brighton, with a comrade from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to exchange ideas and experiences of anarchist thought and action, with a focus on resistance to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

6 June 2009 2pm - 7pm the nunnery - Bow Arts Lane, 181-183 Bow Rd, London E3 2SJ www.bowarts.org "This event showcases work by artists in response to London’s 2012 Olympics and regeneration across the Lower Lea Valley and East London.

A presentation and discussion on Saturday, 6th June, 7pm at the 100 Flowers, Hackney, with a comrade from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to exchange ideas and experiences of anarchist thought and action, with a focus on resistance to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

Play the Game 2009 conference session Live streaming from conference sessions will be available from this page, free of charge to up to 300 viewers at a time.

Play the Game conference 2009 Live streaming from conference sessions will be available from this page, free of charge to up to 300 viewers at a time.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.

Slump City Tessa Farmer, Laura Oldfield Ford, Karen Russo June 6th – June 26th 2009 As the consequences of the global recession take effect, the regeneration of the traditional home of London’s largest artist community in East London has slowed and the promised Olympic legacy looks in doubt. It is within this context that SPACE presents ‘Slump City’, an exhibition presenting the work of three emerging artists whose visionary and haunting work combines gothic fantasy, poetic social realism and psycho-geography to imagine the urban periphery.