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The Glasgow School of Art,     UK

The  Royal Drawing School,     UK

The Gray’s School of Art,           UK

The Academy of Fine Art, Prague, Czechia





Wherein Difference Lies, Post Times, New York

Amidst Relations,  Patron Gallery, Chicago

In The Absence of Pleasure,  Village Gallery, Leeds

What Happened To Remain Unsaid, Maximillian William, London





Talisman, Cardion Arts, London

Drawing Room, Vardan Gallery, Los Angeles

Situational Attempts, The Artist Room, London

The Drawing Biennial, Drawing Room, London

White Columns, Annual Benefit Exhibition, New York




The Ingram Prize, Cromwell Place, London

Like Paradise, Claridge's Art Space, London

Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, London (touring), Uk

Platform, Trintiy Apse, Edinburgh Art Festival, UK
02.Amidst Relations

Patron Gallery
Chicago
USA

Photographs by Evan Jenkins, provided courtesy of Patron Gallery, Chicago

AMIDST RELATIONS

Graphite on paper, graphite on found  paper,  graphite on paper mounted on  found paper.

Constructed from disparate archival, personal, and mass-distributed images of women from the Indian Subcontinent, Maguire attempts to map a constellation of manners in which Anglo-Indian women found themselves equally enmeshed in the project of British Colonialism and alienated from the native peoples of British India (now Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) through projects of (violent) intimacy.

The image of Merle Oberon is used recurrently as both a prox and signifier for such intimate relations. Oberon was by her grandmother under the impression that she was her mother. Merle's grandmother gave birth to her mother who was born a child through rape on a plantation, who in turn, bore Merle through similar circumstances. As she garnered fame, and to bypass the racial segregation of America her grandmother/maid assumes the identity of her maid to maintain themselves as a family unit.
There are no images of her mother, so in place of a historical aporia she is substituted by images of Merle Oberon playing Cathy in Wuthering Heights ( a film largely about Britain's growing racial anxiety and elite cruelty) alongside a women acting as her maid.