While mining is a global industry, Britain has a particular place in its networks of extraction; London is home to the head offices of the wealthiest corporations which trade in its stock markets. London is the world’s biggest centre for investment in the minerals industry. Most of the world’s biggest mining companies, and many smaller mining companies, are listed on the London Stock Exchange, including its Alternative Investment Market (AIM). British high street and investment banks, pension funds and insurance companies invest hundreds of millions of pounds a year in scores of mining projects across the globe, connecting working people’s earnings in Britain with the fate of mining-affected communities around the world (London Mining Network).
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Exhibitions
Trafficking the Earth, Bienal de Fotografia do Porto, Portugal, 2021
Reassemblage, Tenerife Espacio de las Artes (TEA), Spain, 2021
Trafficking the Earth. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Universidad de Chile, Santiago, 2017
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2016
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Exhibitions
Reassemblage, Tenerife Espacio de las Artes (TEA), Spain, 2021
Trafficking the Earth, Museo de Arte, Santiago, Chile, 2017
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Events
London Mining Tour, London Mining Network, Arts Catalyst
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City of London, 2012-14