23 October - 15 November 2025

A Threatened Landscape

    Cristea Roberts Gallery is pleased to present A Threatened Landscape.

    This group show exploring the sublimity of nature and the forces of climate change, featuring Christiane Baumgartner, Miriam de Búrca, Richard Long, David Nash, Yinka Shonibare, Emma Stib­bon and Joe Tilson.

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    Exhibition open until 15 November 2025.

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    Opening Reception

    6 – 7.30pm, Wednesday 22 October 2025
    Please confirm your attendance via rsvp@cristearoberts.com

    London Art + Climate Week

    12 - 16 November 2025

    This exhibition forms part of London Art + Climate Week, spotlighting exhibitions and activations on the topic of climate action in the arts.

    Presented by Gallery Climate Coalition and gowithYamo, it runs parallel to the UN Climate Change Conference, COP30.

    Selected Works

    Christiane Baumgartner

    Deep Water, 2013
    Woodcut diptych on Kozo paper
    Paper, each: 140.0 x 180.0 cm – Image, each: 119.0 x 160.0 cm Paper, each: 55 1/8 x 70 7/8 in – Image, each: 46 7/8 x 63 in
    Edition of 6
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    <span class="artist"><strong>Miriam de Búrca</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>Sentinel I - War (i)</em>, 2024</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Miriam de Búrca</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>Sentinel II - Forest Fire</em>, 2024</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Miriam de Búrca</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>Sentinel III - Acid Rain</em>, 2024</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Miriam de Búrca</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>Sentinel IV - War (ii)</em>, 2024</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Miriam de Búrca</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>Sentinel V - Drought</em>, 2024</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Miriam de Búrca</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>Sentinel VI - Landgrab</em>, 2024</span>
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    "I take inspiration from reportage that bears witness to events signifying the current state of systemic and ecological turmoil. Representing these moments from within the aesthetic and material confines of verre églomisé – an artform that harks back to the very power structures that have brought us to this point of existential reckoning – I am joining in the call to confront this legacy, and ultimately to prompt discussion about where we want to take things from here.”

    - Miriam de Búrca

    Richard Long

    Ebb and Flow, 2018
    Screenprint on Somerset 410gsm
    Paper and Image: 148.0 x 58.5 cm - 58 1/4 x 23 in
    Edition of 20
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    “Nature has more effect on me than I on it. I am content with the vocabulary of universal and common means: walking, placing, stones, sticks, water, circles, lines, days, nights, roads.”

    - Richard Long

    David Nash

    Ash Dome – Four Seasons, 2022
    Pastel stencil on Arches 640gsm paper
    Paper and Image: 90.2 x 102.4 cm - 35 1/2 x 40 3/8 in
    Edition of 30
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    <span class="artist"><strong>Yinka Shonibare</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>African Flower Magic I</em>, 2025</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Yinka Shonibare</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>African Flower Magic II</em>, 2025</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Yinka Shonibare</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>African Flower Magic III</em>, 2025</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Yinka Shonibare</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>African Flower Magic IV</em>, 2025</span>
    <span class="artist"><strong>Yinka Shonibare</strong></span>, <span class="title"><em>African Flower Magic V</em>, 2025</span>
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    Emma Stibbon

    Stromboli Plume (yellow), 2019
    Monoprint with hand-colouring on Somerset Satin White 300gsm
    Paper and Image: 57.0 x 35.0 cm - 22 1/2 x 13 3/4 in
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    "I’m increasingly aware that I am living through a time of unprecedented change and that we need to understand what we are doing, and what we stand to lose.” 

    - Emma Stibbon

    Joe Tilson

    Proscinèmi, for Dionysos, 1982
    Soft-ground etching and aquatint
    Paper: 102.4 x 152.6 cm – Image: 92.6 x 122.9 cm Paper: 40 1/4 x 60 1/8 in – Image: 36 1/2 x 48 3/8 in
    Edition of 60
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    Top image: Miriam de Búrca; Sentinel V - Drought, 2024

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