Abstract
1990s heralded a new form of museum exhibition: The People's Show. A light-hearted celebration of popular culture, the concept has had phenomenal success throughout the United Kingdom. Beneath the humour, however, are more complex and radical agendas relating to cultural rights. paper explores the issues associated with the rise and possible wane of this museum-based popular cultural phenomenon.
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