The Barkston Intrusion

This material is part of the collection of Artist Documentary Films, and a full length feature of the films entitled ‘The Barkston Intrusion.’ This series forms a foundation for the civil ongoing action against the Metropolitan Police of London, United Kingdom.

The sequence of events on the 20th and 21st of March 2022 depicted in both parts of ’The Barkston Intrusion,’ seek to highlight the cause of interruption to the operational activities of Grunge Studios (Art Practice) in 2021 & 2022.

This is a critical work of art commissioned by Damilola Oshilaja/Grunge Studios.

This film, as titled sheds light on violations of, and intrusion upon the diplomatic mission (and diplomatic agency) of Prince. Damilola Kazeem Oshilaja, where the Privileges and Rights of the Artist/Prince, as set out in the Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964, and the Human Rights Act 1998, were contravened.
The situation illuminated on film follows the release of the Artist Documentary Film by Grunge Studios (in 2020), called DISTINCTION, which showcases the matter (of infringement) between the Artist/Prince and his alma mater of Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design (University of the Arts, London).

DISTINCTION clearly illustrates tortious acts that were experienced by Artist/Prince, at the hands of the institution of Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design (University of the Arts, London).

This story merits a wider awareness.

The story continues in LOCKDOWN: 2021