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We gathered for an afternoon of creativity, connection, and collective action. Together, we built a Wall of Solidarity using paste, posters, paint, and paper to honour Myanmar’s ongoing struggle for democracy. Inspired by the quiet power of tea rooms from Myanmar’s revolutionary teahouses to the suffragettes’ tea parties we came together to reflect, share stories, and show support. No experience was needed; people simply came, had a brew, and made their mark.
Rather than a traditional exhibition, SolidariTEA became an open, drop-in experience where people came together to create building a communal Wall of Solidarity using paste, posters, paint, and paper.
This was a drop-in, participatory session open to the public, inviting attendees to contribute to a growing Wall of Solidarity a collaborative installation made with posters, messages, protest art, slogans, and personal reflections. Materials were provided, and everyone was welcome to add their voice.
Burmese and British teas will be served throughout the day, creating a relaxed atmosphere that encourages reflection and conversation.
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To raise awareness
of the political and humanitarian crisis in Myanmar
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To co-create a
visual installation that expresses solidarity and shared resistance
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To encourage meaningful
conversations through shared ritual and creative collaboration
