A World to Win having first appeared at the V&A in London, collects and considers posters of protest and revolution from a broad range of dissent over the past century. From the “votes for women” campaigns of the early 20th century to anti-apartheid protests in the 1960s and more recent anti-war dissent, the exhibition brings together a range of modern history, represented by its visual props. The show questions and comments on the specific ways in which posters have been used to effect political change.

The exhibition has travelled to many cities including Dublin, Wolverhampton and Nottingham.