We would like to propose a documentary exhibition on Adbusters, the journal of the mental environment, as it has highlighted social and political transformations that have occurred over the past three decades. 
A bi-monthly magazine and one of the global leading editorial voices in global environmentalism, anti-capitalist and anti-consumerist movements, Adbusters was founded by Kalle Lasn in 1989. Ten years later, driven by disillusionment toward the corporatisation of the world, and the failure of conventional left politics, the members of Adbusters  were among the many agitators of the Seattle protests. 

The magazine is renowned for its culture-jamming and subvertising practices, as it parodies advertisements of companies such as Nike, McDonald's, Coca-Cola. Throughout the years the publication proposed collective actions like TV Turnoff Week — meaning try to avoid television for seven days — the annual Buy Nothing Day, which is self-explanatory, and it paved the way to Occupy Wall Street movement, just to name a few.
Adbusters Media Foundation runs a bi-monthly magazine, a website, and an activist community at abillionpeople.org.

The exhibition will display their artworks, posters and magazines along with documentary material that chart climate change, economic issues, environmental activism, media addictions, depression, just to name a few. It is a visual reflection of alternative practices created by Adbusters within the world of art and culture we live in.