​This multidisciplinary exhibition of the work of 37international fine artists explores the meaning behind the word ‘immurement’ and the history of the crypt beneath London’s St Pancras Parish Church.

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The Oxford English Dictionary defines immurement as the condition of being enclosed or confined against your will; a theme each individual artist will interpret in their works on display.

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From an oil-on-canvas painting of children hypnotised by games on their phones to a human size clothes rack offering physical and emotional therapy, we will take you on a visual journey through this labyrinthine gallery space, revealing what it means to be imprisoned from a modern perspective.

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The walls of St Pancras Parish Church crypt will provide a dynamic backdrop to the exhibition, themselves holding stories of war, shelter and death.

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PRIVATE VIEW: 7th of November 2019 6-9 pm

OPEN TO PUBLIC: 8th-10 th of November 2019 10 am-6 pm  mfafineart

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