Exhibition
Sink Without Trace
13 Jun 2019 – 13 Jul 2019
Event times
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 12- 6pm
Wednesday 12- 8pm
Saturday 12- 4pm
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 21 Chalton Street
- London
- NW1 1JD
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Tube: Euston/Kings Cross St. Pancras
Sink Without Trace presents works by seventeen artists on the subject of migrant deaths at sea. The exhibition includes artists from Denmark, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Israel, Italy, Kurdistan, Slovakia, South Africa, Syria and the UK- currently living in France, Germany, Italy and the UK.
About
Through drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture and video works, Sink Without Trace offers alternative perspectives on a subject that is often only presented through the eyes of the media and politicians.
The exhibition is listed as one of Frieze magazine’s ‘Exhibitions to Look Forward to in 2019’ (https://frieze.com/article/exhibitions-look-forward-2019-view-americas)
The exhibition includes objects and materials collected from shipwrecked migrant boats in Sicily and works made by unaccompanied minors in transit camps in Calais. A rescued North African migrant boat will be on public display close to the gallery on Regent’s Canal, Kings Cross during Refugee Week (17- 23 June).
There will be a series of public events as part of the exhibition, including artists talks, a symposium, a book launch and a workshop. Registration available at: https://www.sinkwithouttrace.com/related-events
Proceeds from the exhibition will go to Alarm Phone, a telephone hotline for migrants in distress at sea. (https://alarmphone.org/en/about/)
Sink Without Trace is funded by Arts Council England and curated by Federica Mazzara (https://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/our-people/directory/mazzara-federica) and Maya Ramsay (www.mayaramsay.co.uk).
www.sinkwithouttrace.com