MayDay Rooms is a safe house for vulnerable archives and historical material linked to social movements, experimental culture, and marginalised figures and groups. A site for gathering, holding, and animating documents and idioms of dissent which continue to offer a critically productive and emancipatory relation to the turbulent present. It is geographically located in Central London, but linked in collaboration, inspiration and practice with an international gathering of common and concurrent initiatives.

The School of Walls and Space
Royal Academy of the Visual Arts, Denmark
MayDay Rooms has close and mutually-informing relations with the staff and students at the School of Walls & Space in Copenhagen that goes back to before MayDay Rooms was formed. A series of workshops, mini-events and collective investigations have been on-going and have helped to shape modes of (anti) pedagogy and social relations that move away from staid yet expensive curriculums.
See: http://wallsandspace.org/
Going Fragile:
Download: Going Fragile Reader 1
Download: Going Fragile Reader 2
Cruelloculum
As a response to the implementation of the Bologna-process at the Royal Danish Art Academy, The Movement of the 26th November roamed through the rooms and hallways of the art academy, using the old castle as material for collective improvisation and protest.
Read: Learning to Breathe | Varient
Suspended Vocation
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Download Suspended Vocation by the Movement of the 20th October here
Download Suspended Vocation Note 2 by MDR (h) here