ADP RIOT TOUR 10th Anniversary SELECTED RARITIES

In 2016 we toured Jimmy Cauty's post-riot apocalyptic model village, the Aftermath Dislocation Principle (ADP), in a 40ft shipping container to 48 historic riot sites around the UK. Starting in Bruton and ending at the Panacea Museum in Bedford on Christmas Day, we moved the container every one or two weeks to new Riot Hosts across the country. It was intense!

The ADP container is now in retirement on the Shetland Iles along with Jimmy's other touring container ESTATE.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of this tour we are releasing the following items from our archive. 10 copies of each available.

1. THE END TIMES
aka The Apocalypse Herald
The last thing we published for the tour
First Printing, Prophetic Promotions Press, December 2016
Contains info about the tour and holds clues as to why it ended at the Panacea Society in Bedford on Christmas Day
Full colour on newsprint
29 x 37 cm
24 pages
Designed and edited by Jimmy Cauty and Steve Lowe
Signed on the cover by Jimmy Cauty
10 available from the archive
Will be sent flat. Nearly all other copies would have been sent out folded.

2. POST-RIOT POSTCARDS BOXSET
23 Postcards featuring scenes from the Aftermath Dislocation Principle
Published as a fundraiser during the tour by Prophetic Promotions Press
Photos by Jimmy Cauty
Edited by Steve Lowe
Signed on the title card by Jimmy Cauty
10 sets available from the archive

3. What's Inside The Container Poster
10th Anniversary Ltd Edition Print
Archival inkjet print on 290 gsm Hahnemuhle Bamboo Paper
61 x 43 cm
Edition of 10
Signed and numbered by Jimmy Cauty
We cheated with this one. We will have some original posters in the archive somewhere but they have not been found yet, so this edition is freshly printed from the digital archive.

4. ADP 2016 TOUR GUIDE
First Edition, Prophetic Promotions Press 2016
Designed and edited by Steve Lowe and Jimmy Cauty

Paperback in raw card wraps with French flaps and debossed titles.
68 pages
23 x 17.8 cm
Signed on the half-title page by Jimmy Cauty

This was the first thing we published at the start of the tour before any of us really new what we were doing. It contains photos of the model inside the container, an essay on UK Riots by Ian Hernon and an essay by Jonathan Downing that makes connections between Jimmy's post-apocalyptic Bedfordshire and the Panacea Society.

10 copies available from the archive. All come with a visitors guide that would have been handed out for free during the tour.