20.11.2025
Press Release. Contact: Tona Merriman (Brandalism) +44 7564 646365, brandalismproject [at] gmail.com Images of billboard, bus stop and London Underground ad space takeovers. Billboard and tube adverts across London have been replaced with more than 100 satirical artworks protesting against the “destructive hyper-consumerism of Black Friday” and the marketing strategies of big tech companies such as Amazon. Artists in the anonymous artist network Brandalism say they have hacked commercial advertising spaces to critique Amazon’s role in tax avoidance, labour rights…
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25.07.2024
Activists have blasted Toyota’s sponsorship of the upcoming Olympic Games with more than 100 ad-hacks in prominent locations in Paris and five other major French cities. The guerilla artworks highlight the automaker’s greenhouse gas emissions, which are higher than many fossil fuel companies, and criticise the Olympic organising committee for accepting sponsorship from major polluters.
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01.07.2024
Press contact: Kit Speedwell, 07547 320072, brandalismproject@gmail.com Hard-hitting billboard hacks surrounding the Wimbledon tennis tournament see a fresh round of pressure over its banking partner’s financing of the fossil fuel and weapons industries. More than 300 commercial billboard, tube and bus shelter ads near the tournament have been replaced with artworks strongly criticising the bank’s financial support to the arms trade and companies worsening climate breakdown, in a guerrilla ad takeover by anonymous art collective Brandalism. One Barclays-branded artwork shows…
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