The GPI's 'Dream To Change the World' exhibition is now in its final weeks and the last of three concomitant public outreach events takes place on Thursday 20th August at Islington Museum, 245 St. John Street London EC1V 4NB.

We will be closing the GPI archive search room and office for 9 (working) days from Fri 31 July to Weds 12 August 2015. Should you have any urgent enquiries during this period, please contact our sister organisation New Beacon Books on 020 7272 4889 (Mon-Sat 1.30-6pm) or email newbeaconbooks@btconnect.com and they will be happy to help.

The GPI's second public event in connection with its 'Dream To Change to World' exhibition takes place on Thursday 30th July at Islington Museum at 6:30pm.

This event will centre around a discussion between GPI Trustees Roxy Harris and Linton Kwesi Johnson om some of the idesa and themes contained in John La Rose's collection 'Unending Journey Selected Writings'. Many of his essays remain relevant to today's socio-economic and political climate. We look forward to seeing you there!

The GPI's exhibition 'Dream To Change the World' currently on at Islington Museum continues to garner very encouraging comments and feedback from visitors.

Here are some recent  views shared in our valuable resource: the humble visitors' book!

'Really interesting. So glad I came!' Sally Kirkpatrick

'Great exhibition about my Dad. Very inspiring.' Wole La Rose

'Please continue to host exhibitions such as these.

Thursday 16th July sees the GPI holding the first of three public events at Islington Museum, home of its current 'Dream To Change the World' exhibition.

'Curating the Exhibition' is an informal presentation by some of the individuals who were involved in putting the exhibition together from concept to display.

We look forward to seeing you there!   

The GPI is holding the first of three public events to accompany the 'Dream To Change the World' exhibition currently on at Islington Museum.

'Curating The Exhibition' will take place on Thursday 16th July at Islington Museum at 6:30pm. We hope to see you there!

The exhibition runs until August 29th and continues to attract encouraging and positive comments:

'John's legacy lives on and this exhibition shows the depth of the foundations he laid.' Frank Chalmers