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Fresh from a chortle-inducing prank on former PM Liz Truss last week, Led By Donkeys are getting their very own exhibition. The self-described “political accountability collective” have risen to prominence through a series of publicity stunts and videos, taking in targets as varied as Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson and David Cameron. Now their work will be exhibited in Bristol next month, coinciding with the publication of their book Adventures in Art, Activism and Accountability.
“The first ever exhibition of the work of Led By Donkeys is taking place in Bristol. The exhibition at 17 Midland Road…”
-That should have been Midwit Road. https://t.co/06KjjgHDVa— Kristian Niemietz (@K_Niemietz) August 18, 2024
Founded in 2018, Led By Donkeys began life as an anti-Brexit movement but has broadened its oeuvre to include other Tory foibles. Following last week’s Truss stunt, the group claimed it would hold the new government to account, and that “Labour is fair game”. Plenty of material to look forward to, no doubt…
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