Artist reproduces Alderney ‘Nazi execution site’ in London
Piers Secunda will tell story of bullet-damaged wall and forensic examination supporting theory
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Cultural Genocide: The artist Piers Secunda on stemming the eradication of culture in geo-political conflict
Cultural Genocide: The artist Piers Secunda on stemming the eradication of culture in geo-political conflict
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And Yet We Rise (20th Anniversary of 9/11 2001)
U.S. Embassy, London
11 September – 31st December 2022 -
God Of War
Ohsh Projects, London
10 June 2022 – 16 July 2022 -
Nobody’s Listening
»Nobody’s Listening« is a Virtual Reality experience and immersive exhibition that commemorates the Yazidi genocide committed by ISIS in the summer of 2014 in northern Iraq.
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ActOnition WhyWhyArt, Shanghai (June – September 2021)
WhyWhyArt initiates ActOnition – an Action performed in public spaces for individuals and activists to not only acknowledge personal responsibilities but to also Act On and to point out and change the unjust aspects of social behaviors.
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Pretty Ugly, curated by Andrew Ekins (19 Jun-4 Jul 2021)
Pretty Ugly brings together the work of sixteen artists, all of whom explore a fugitive beauty within “a degraded sense of reality”(2.)
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2021 TriBeca Film Festival (Contributing Artist) June 9th – June 20th
‘Art is New York/New York is Art,’ an initiative designed to celebrate 20 years of the Tribeca Festival Art Awards and artists supporting other artists while also helping to beautify the city as it reemerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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BBC News Coverage of the Ashmolean Museum exhibition: “Owning the Past : Mesopotamia to Iraq”
Piers speaks to the BBC News about his commissioned installation at the Ashmolean Museum.
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Owning the Past : Mesopotamia to Iraq. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
The exhibition opens with a commissioned installation by the artist Piers Secunda. His powerful artwork is created from a reproduction of the Assyrian relief of a bird-headed spirit from Nimrud, Iraq, that now dominates the Museum’s Welcome Space.