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Forensic Architecture: The Killing of Mark Duggan, presented in War Inna Babylon: The Community's Struggle for Truths and Rights. Image: Tim Whitby / Getty
Tottenham Rights: 2011 to today
On the 10th anniversary of the English riots that began in Tottenham, Stafford Scott, the coordinator of Tottenham Rights, will speak about the family’s campaign for justice for Mark Duggan and the government’s response to the riots.
Forensic Architecture: The Killing of Mark Duggan
Forensic Architecture was commissioned by the Duggan family’s lawyers to reconstruct the scene of his death as a navigable digital environment and, within that environment, to illustrate and interrogate the testimonies of the officers involved in the shooting.
In this presentation, led by the team involved, Forensic Architecture discuss their processes and approaches to the reconstruction in an animated virtual reality (VR) environment, while demonstrating the VR technology used to do so.
The full presentation is currently on view in the exhibition War Inna Babylon: The Community‘s Struggle for Truths and Rights, located in the Upper Gallery.
Both presentations will be followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A.
Ticket information
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The first installation of Forensic Architecture Reports, published by Cabinet Books and the ICA, details the investigation into the police shooting of Mark Duggan. This new volume is available to purchase here.
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no. 236848.