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Miriam de Búrca: Noblesse Oblige

21 Jun-25 Jul 2024
PV 20 Jun 2024, 6-7.30pm

Cristea Roberts Gallery
London SW1Y 5JG
German Flashflood (detail), 2021, Glass, enamel paint, 23.75 ct gold / 23 x 30 cm. Credit: Courtesy artist and Cristea Roberts Gallery, London (c) Miriam de Búrca

Overview

The solo show features over 25 new drawings and glass works exploring the legacies of colonial systems of coercion, exploitation and extraction in Europe and the US.

New works explore burial sites in Ireland designated for those considered ‘unsuitable’ for consecrated ground, contemporary landscapes devastated by ecological disasters and recently toppled imperial statues.

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